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Knob da] she\nwan, AIIm'Itii ami puInU in Ha* imi le new discoveries, r.uli day she.\nl'n'ti*d Stales from nroNpecth'c in- became mure [nrfiTithl, iliere wat\nvestors who desire In pnrclmso tracts Komelbliit; new hero. then', ami\nOf land and lo settle down in everywhere, Htn*li ifmoldlng bud,\nJt -Sr\u2014\nv, j\u00bb Jr *\n--\u2022<\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ai*\u00ab\u00bb\nFWIT FARM IN KAS'L1 KOOTKXAV\nUy courtesy of BenIeiV Klwvll, Heal KbtutoAguiits, Critnlirook\nthis mild and pleasant section o[ (leveloping a leal or a blossom, held\nItritis'h Columbia. The quantity of sweet secrc(a into wliicli she delved\nfruit grown this year will be great\" with .1 loving curiosity. She was in\ner than ever before, because several close toileb with all the contents\norchards which have now been plant- ..1 Nature's gienl store-house. Her\ned throe or four years will come work was a source oi pleasure. She\ninto bearing. Again, the acreage lo hcCnine delighted more and more eaeh\nbe devoted to strawberries, raspbcr- day; mil an last cume Win! harries, currants and other small (mils vesiing of fruit, that picking of\nwill be larger Minn ever. The [hose \u25a0 memorable apples, in which\n\u2022ocaI market will absorb all the Gut- she was the chief rhnnngor. Then\nput for some years to come and when Hiere came a change. Her con-\nihe supply becomes greater than the science was nol free, hei eyes droop-\ndeinand the provinces of the middle t \u25a0! slio Win rirlvrti from this ideal\ndouhtcdly continue to be so. The\napple is the king of all fruits. No\nfruit known to man can take the\nplace of the apple as a food product,\nFor culinary purposes it has mi\nequal, h adorns the table in a\ngreater variety of forms than any\nother fruit, As a fruit to handle in\nthe markets of the worn), it is by\nfar the easiest and least expensive\nAn apple orchard ranks near the top\nif ant Hie summit of all fruits fur\nprofit.\nSix hundred dollars an acre not\nprofit is a very conservative estimate\nfor a well kept commercial orchard.\nIn the Ifood river district of Oregon\none man soW last year from\nan orchard of one acre\" HKttO worth\nof apples. His average net income\nper acre Horn his entire crop was\n$1000, The question has often\nbeen nuked: \"VA'Ihii varieties of apple.-, are suitable for this district?\"\nThe answer is given by the experiments made year after year with\nHie greatest possible patience and in\nthe face of many failures by William\nHamilton: Ben finvls, King,'Mcintosh\nfled. Yellow Transparent and Duchess\nof Oldenburg are good and have\nDroved themselves so, as has also\nI he Hlenham Orange, which grows\nto nu enormous size on t'ie Iwneh\nlands hereabouts. Not only have\napples been proved lo lie a success\nmi plums, cherries and pears have\nbeen well grown on our bench lands.\nThe matter of small fruit is one\nlbat should lie carefully considered\njy the prospective fruit grower for\nllie reason that small fruits yield\na return much more quickly than\ntin* larger varieties. Strawberries,\nraspberries, blackberries, gooseberries awl all the currant family do\nI in almost any situation in this\ndistrict. That lhere is a reasonable profit in small fruits may be\nrathered from the fact that one\nfarmer, within a short distance of\nCranbrook, raised a ton of gooseberries from one hundred three year\nold bushes last year. Kast Kootc-\nnay lias the largest area of undeveloped fruit and farming land in\nBritish Columbia. While land on\nthe Fraser river and in the Okana-\ngan district is selling away up in\nthe hundreds of dollars per acre, in\nKast Koolenny laud may still he\npurcliased at a reasonable price.\nl\"p in the Windermere country,\nlong the Columbia valley, one of the\nbeauty spots of the province, with\nMs winding streams nml Kmcrnld\nlakes, land may he bought, and no\nhet'ter fruit country lies out of\ndoors. Among those who have made\na success of orcharding and farming\nin that part of the country may\nhe mentioned Samuel Brewer, It.\nK imp ton, Captain ThoraW, A. McKay, Mr, Santo and Baptiste Mori-\ngian Coming further south, along\nthe banks of the Kootenav river and\nits tributaries, lauds are ' still avail-\ntile at reasonable rates. Among\nhe prominent ranchers anil farmers\nf that part of the district are:\nWilliam French, of Wolf creek; A.\nMmery, of Sheep creek and N. Hanson, of Wasa. Still further down\nt!ie Kootenav, in Hie neighborhood\nof Fort Steele, some of the very best\nbottom and bench lands in Western\nCanada are found, and among the\n.successful agriculturists of Fort\nSteele district may be named .1.\nKerrigan, Colonel Henderson, Mr.\n\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00ab\n!i A GREAT RACE MEETING \\\n< \u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666<\u25ba\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\nball garm\nMirk, 1st.; Han Kl-\notto Price, Mc-\nime: 1.011. O'Dav*.\n,1 Alain also r.ui.\nblxtra one mile\u2014 Lu-\n'.. Sullivan. 2nd., his\nThe qualit v\nbrought to \\\nlast Monday\nbeen beaten\nThe first meeting of the Western\nCanada Turf association, held in this\nilly last Monday and TiitHlay. under\nbbe management o| the Craobrook\nPark, I.nulled, was a pronounced\nsuccess from every standpoint of\nnew. For some weeks prior t\" the\nmooting Hie niiui.turiiieiit iiaii been industriously engaged in making extensive preparations for the purpose of\ngiving lib the ptople of this district\na rnoe meeting tinit would prove lo\nbe a fitting opening to the circuit\nthat was established Ihrougi 1\nWestern Can.ula some mouths ago.\nPreside).1! V. A, BolUfl.. Viee-Presi-\ndent J. P. Fink, Seert-.aiy T. M,\nllob.'its, Managing Dlroctoi .lames\nItyatl ami Directors W. S. Hell and\nE. II. Small worked faithfully day\nafter day, doing all in tlicit power to\ninsure the success that they felt sanguine oi if the weather proved favorable. The people of Cranbrook ami\nthe people ol Ibis district owe these\ngentlemen a heavy debt of gratitude,\nlor never in the history oi all the hig\n.'essful days in this town lias there\nbeen one that brought such crowds\nfrom near and far, and gave to the\npeople one of Hie best race meetings\nthat was ever held between eastern\ncities and the Pacific coast. There\nwere horses here from as far south as\nSan Francisco ami as far north as\nIgary, and the great* crowd that\ngathered there each day, wciveiiHuis-\nasi'ie in the extreme over the mag-\ntlificeii't spectacle prcsvntul by some\nd the prettiest racing ever witnessed\n11 Western Canada or the Western\nSlates.\nFor several days previous to tiie W. ftutledgr\nmeeting the eieiuenis were against srnrters won\nsuccess, as il rained every (lay and\n'Very night, threatening in tins mauler to make b'le meeting an absolute\nallure, both in point of racing and\nattendance. But Cranbrook proved\nherself lt\u00bb be fortunate in the outcome. The day before the meeting\npciied the sun came nut bright ami\nwarm, aili aisde from ujic shower on\nthe lii-st day, no better weather for\nn enjoyable meeting eoold havo been\nsked for. The horseman from\npoints outside of Cue city were loud\nin their praises of the management,\nthe town, of Hie people, and the\nimate and scenery of Cranbrook.\nBoth afternoons grand stand ami\nearlier were crowded with people\nid many were in automobiles and\ncarriages, while along the rails that\nenclose the track hundreds of people\nwatched with Intense Interest each\nrace. One remarkable and most\nsatisfactory feature .( the meeting\nwas an Ctihiro absence ol aiiytiiiug in\nlli.' way of disturbance or trouble.\nKvery one seemed to lie mil for a\ngood lime and everyone appeared to\nhe good-natured. After the close of\nthe races each day the crowd returned to town and there enjoyed themselves as best titled their desires.\nThe streets were beautimlly illuminated with colored lights, Hags were\nHying from the buildings, and the\nwhole city was in gala attire. The\nhotels had made special preparations\nto take care of the large crowds thai\nwire expected, and although here ami\nthere conditions so far as room was\nconcerned might have been slightly\nuncomfortable! every one seemed to\nexpect it and no complaints 'were\nheard. In addition to the races\nthere were three splendid ball games\nand one of the best foi\never played in this pan\nThe train service, thrc\nforts of Superintendent\nTrainiiiasltr Ohudleigh, en\npntclicr Scott and Agenl\nwas a 1 dial cqultl be desire\nconvenience of the public.\nSince the management In\nsuch .1 success of the opening mcel\nlug, there, is no longer a question 0\na doubt that the closing meeting tbi\nfall, combined with the fruit am\nagricultural fair', will he still a fa:\ngreater success.\nTHK HACKS\npace heats,\nKeatt, G.\n1. owners ami O.Q.\n111 three straight\nmusk, 2nd, and Bait dial, 2.33i, 2nd lu-at. 3.3\n2.1fi>.\nrace\u2014Seven-eighths milt\n1st , Han Ellen, Pow\n\u25a0 lack Full, Sulhvau, 3rd\nAlta Spa and Maia alst\nh.\nof the\nanbrook foi\nid Tuesday has m\neldom equalled\nthe\nwest. Among (he trotters,\nMcKinucy, the property of Dr. A. <;.\nSmith, of Calwell, Washington, and\nTom Kean, the property of Anderson\nA- Co., oi Indian Head', are splendid\nspecimens of standard bred horses.\nAmong the sprinters, such horses as\nMelar, Head Dance, Popttllsl, Sam\nMcOibhon and Dave Webber arc high-\nclass thoroughbreds, while Uicrcce,\nBan Allen, .lack Full, Col Broustmi\nand his arc excellent specimens of\nlong distance runners. The races\nwent off without a hitch, bar a broken rib for one jockey.\nI The officials are to he congratulated\nupon I he way in which the meeting\nwas conducted. The judges were\nBr. s. s. Tolmlr, of Victoria; F.\nIII. Martin, of Moose Jaw ami Dr. .1\nThird race-\ndale, lsl., S\nAlhor, Bir!;,\nPrice and l.a\nTaranta ran\nas his joekev\nlight.\nFourth race\u2014One\n(ho lirsl ijiiarter 1\nSam MeClihbou set\nthird. Time 23.\nSam Meftihhon w\n\u25a0t\\ iurlongs\nin Agnes, Pow.\n3rd. Time: 1.\nTaranta also 1\necoud but was\nweighed out fiv\ndash-\nWeb!\nsecond and I).\n..'il.1.. Al Hi\nMcCllhbo\nand Dm\n\\\\ the mi\nDave Web\nTune |.5i\nI'n 1I1\ndash-Mel\nItaitdlou.\nMeAdam,\nI\nmile n<\n.pulist\n\u2022ml a\nA1\nis first,\nre Webh.i\nthree-qun\nlirsi, l\ntin:\nrte\nMcCrlbbon u,i\ndid and Fondo\nA BUNCH OF\nitv oiMirlesv of Uenlp\nKAST KOOTENAV PRODUCTS\nA- Klw.-ll. Ho;.! Kflljito Agrmts, Crmilircok\nwest will lake all thai can he r-xj lence,\ntaisnl. \\ti lo In\nThe advert-isim- done b\\ ibe hoard gjilendur.\nid trade and the real estate firms of cloufls ;\nCranbrook has surely been \"hicad gllmpsra\ncttsl upon the watcis' and llie tt !i,i\nsuit can Ik; seon in Hie ui.un parti ilh\ntracts \u00bb\u00bbf land wbieb are being ool- oi (be In\nliVnted and placisl in a condition for u, 1 nl t\noivhalds, gatdens, anil small fauns \\XA\\V |\u201e,i\nshe scarcely knew why. Arnott, A. B. Kenwick, John Levitt,\ncame visions of the past Roger Moore, Harvey Barr, A, J.\nIn rare moments the Miller and b\\ C. Douglas. Near\ne lifted ami she catches Wardiici, where the railway crosses\nf her lost Paradise. Then the Kootenav, K. Anderson is doing\ndim understanding aitl good work and building up a splcn-\neaUzed ibe treat purposes did mixed farm. At .1 affray Frank\nion taught ami the work- IVrosier has one of the best hay\n1 plan of the univei*\\ We ranches in the district and also a\nI a ugh I lo believe that the young orchard, To the north of\nof Cranbrook. The\nF. II. Martin, for the\nmess races and A. ntoodie for the\nrunning; races, while Hie starling gate\nwas in charge of Win. Faluhee. The\ntimekeepers were II. If. Cosgrove, of\nSpokane, P. W. Pace, of Helena ami\nlames Uvati of Crutibrook, Owing\nlo the fuel thai Messrs. Cosgrove\nand Pace had to leave after tin first\nilav's racing, Messrs. McBrldc and\nBrowiilee acted as timekeepers the\nmil dav. .1. P. Kink acUil as\nclerk of Hie course with -lames Henderson as assistant. Following is\nthe result of the races as run:\nImr\naee-Thn\nWrir\n.. Powell. ;\n1, 3rd, Tii\n.v ami Balmide\nxth rnce\u2014 Half t\ncs-Charlie, 1st\n, Weazel Brow\nTiddlewiuk\nran.\n1st.\n. Hose\n1 lUi.\nElra-\nl, ^nd.;\n\u2022:'. otto\nn. l.a\nei back\npounds\nIty\u2014 Al\n.s IllSt.\nFondo\n' half\nFondo\nTime\nSam\nsecond\n1.30\nIl 1st,\nthird.\nmile\nJean\nSi Si,\ni Usui\nl.irly strong one and cons'ists of\nMessrs. Malltjiy, Andrews and Call.\nThe Cranbrook battery consisted of\nMessrs. XeUson and Sullivan, inere\nwere four accidents during the baseball games. On the first dav Johnson and Sutherland, of the Cranbrook-\"\nteam, each broke a finger while on\nthe second day Call and Dtioup, o|\nHonners Ferry, eaeh met with *\nsimilar accident.\nTin* score for Mondav's game is as\nfollows:\nCranbrook\u2014\n-lurgeiisoii\nSutherland\nSullivan ,.,\n\u25a0 lorgcnson ..\nHeed \t\nWilson .\nMiller\t\nJohnson ..\nN'eilson\nH.\n...3\n...0\n 0\n 0\n 6\n...0\n 0\n0\n0\nBattery\u2014Neil son and SoHlvaa.\nBonners Ferrv\u2014\nH.\n L\n 1\n 0\n 1\n 0\n 0\n a\n 0\n^aunJets.\nCallahan\n\u25a0\u25a0'ail\nAndrews\nMalloiy\nMartin\n1\nI\nw\n1\na\ni\nDeWulfe 0 H\n\/.ipb 0 \u00ab\nBattery\u2014Mallory, Andrew ui C*l\u00bb.\n1234567(i\u00bb H\nBonners Ferrv 0-l-2-0-0-2--0-\u00ab\nl mpiro\u2014James Bates.\nScorers\u2014Bradj and McCowan.\nTl\nfor Tuesday moruiugs\nH R.\n...: 2\n,...3 3\n...0 . 1\nHerman Bay,\n\u25a0fnl. Time:\nid I.adv Horn\ntiii;i:i: (hiod h\\i.i. a vmbs\nThe\nH .i.ni\nthe I.\nTiles,.\nPerry\nclenni\nplayc\nw ben\nvisiting baseb\nrs Ferry thai\nral team here\nill te\nfi>\nSullivan \t\nMtKee S\nMiller 0\n\\ Jorgenson ,...,.5\ntt Jorgenson 3\nDeBcck 1\nSeltson 2\nR\u00abd 0\nFulton 0\nBattery\u2014 Neilson and Su1Hv\u00bbb.\nBonners Ferrv\u2014\nFin\n5 in ;\n\\. 0.\nFIRST DAV\nt race\u20142.17 pace\u2014I mile heats:\n'1. Del McKInney, owianl by Dr.\nSmith and driven by J. Dun-\nion three straight heals, Bon\n\\l. heinc second and Svmbtc third\nTime: 1st heat, i.M\\, 2nd heat, 2.31,\n3rH heat, 2.-11 2-5.\nSecond race\u2014One mile dssh\u2014Dave\nWebber, C. Wright, 1st., Jnek Full.\nT. Sullivan, 2nd.; Alta Spa, McLaughlin, 3rd. Time: l.fifty. Ban\nLord also ran.\nThird race\u2014Three quarter mile\n(|;ish\u2014 Col. Bronsfon, Riddle, 1st t,\nI,a Taranta, Wright, 2nd; The Mis-\nBnurmn, McRno, 3rd. Time: 1.2ii|.\nHalnade, Head Dance, Sain Agnes-,\nWhile Stone and Melar also ran\npUived against\nlast Monday and\nredit to Bonnets\nand the State of Idaho. A\ncut, cleaner playing bunch of\nS would lie hard to tinil any-\n011 the continent. The tocal\nI team .ire always glad '\" welcome\nball players like the Bonners Ferry\nI hoys, and it is lo be hoped that the\nCranbrook team will be able t'r avail\nthemselves of the cordial invitation\ncMeiidcd by the Bonners Ferry boys\nlo play bail at their city on July\nlib. By leavinc here on the \"Flyer' ]\nat I o'clock in the uiuromg llie ferry '\ncan be readied by 6 am. The sights ''\nmay be taken in during the morninc, r\nand a game of ball played in\nafternoon ami by leaving Bonners\nFerrv al H p.m.' the hoys can he\nhack in Cranbrook by in p.m. It is\nexpected that a number of routers\nwill travel with the team and that\nthe Cranbrook city band will ac\ncompany the expedition to the land\nof the stars and stripes on the great\nnational holirtav. The battery of\n11. n.\nI S.omders 1 3\n'are . S i\nAnllrews 2 \u2022\n1 I Mallorv S 0\nC.iliahati 0 1\nCauston 0 1\nCall 0 0\nDmilap 0 0\nGarrett 1 0\nZipa 1 \u00ab\nBattery\u2014Mallory, Dunlap and Call.\nCall burl ami Dunlap took place.\n123456:89 R\nBonners Ferrv 0-2-1 -0-2-0-2-0-1\u2014 \u2022\nCranbrook 0-24-3-0-0-3^.1\u201412\nCmpire\u2014Murphy.\nScorers\u2014 Bradv' and McCowan. \u2022\n:i3\nThe score\nHows:\nCr.,nbrook\u2014\nSullivan \t\nMi Kee\t\nMUK-r \t\nNeilson \t\nA. Joreenson\nB. Jorgenson\niit-Beck \t\nHf-fd \t\nFallen\nn Tuesday evetilnf os at\nH.\nR.\n 1\n1\n....1\nt\n t\ni>\n 1\n0\n...\u00ab\n\u00bb\n 1\nI\n 1\n1\n....\u00ab\ne\n 1\n1\nFourth race-PlWulgtths mile dusli Uic Hnnncrs Forry team is a particu\nBattwv\u2014Sullivan and Miller.\n(Continued on page eight.)\n\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\nAN OliCllAUD St'KXK N'KAII CRANBROOK\nBy courtesy \u00abi \\iw\\k& UlWell, Ueul Mstiite Agents. Cfaubrook\nWilliam Hamilton, the Sisters at the\nMission an.l others liuvc ilomonstrat-\ni'.l that the apple is a fruit which\ncan lie grown with success in this\ndistrict, ami any '\u25a0'doiihtliiK Thomas\"\nmay satisly himself on this nuliit\nhy taking a walk (only a mile) lo\nMr. Hninlllon's ranch and looking\nat the hlossom on his trees at the\npresent time. The apple is olio of\nthe oldest fruits in history, il would\nnot he too much to say the oldest.\nMr. A. .!. Mason, of Hood Itivnr,\nOregon, said at the annual Interna-\n)\nfall of man was on account ol the\napple linger the management of Kve\nin this symliolic (lanlcn of Kdon.\nHowever, if this tic true, it only\nproves her judgment of fruit was pcr-\nI111 autt lli.it she regarded the apple\nas the only fruit Willi which she\ncould tempt man, therehy estahlish-\niiii; llie [act that Hie apple is the\nonly fruit tlinl has no superior.\"\nTiie apple, though popular as long\nago as the time of Adam and Kve,\nis the must sought aller, most used\nand useful fruit today and will uu-\nSt. Kngcne Mission have farms and\norchards second tN> none in tile\ncountry.\nKast of Ornnhrook Malcolm Heath,\nl'\\ It. Morriss, the Uohinson-Mc.\nKenzic [.umlicr compnny and others\nhave proved the fertility of the soil,\ntin St. .Joseph's prairie, within\nhalf a mile of the post office, \\V.\nIt. Ilardgett. .1. Hrcntien, A. .Tollffe\nami F. Fyatt have licautifully cultivated tracts ol land.\nTo the west of flic city, ahout a\nmile. William Hamilton has his\nranch and orchard which has lieen a\nveritahle experimental farm for the\ndistrict.\nSoutheast of Cranhrook, about\nthree miles, W. F. Doran has his\nranch and his wonderful strawherry\nfield, where he raises strawberries so\nlarge that eight ol them will weigh\na pound.\nWin. Bush and Wm. Smock both\nhave ranches in that vicinity which\nhave ail the earmarks ol developing\ninto fine Iruit growing places. Among\nthe available lands in the immediate\nvicinity ol Cranbrook may he mentioned the lands ol the Cranbrook\nestate, which are suhdivlditl and sold\nin blocks to suit purchasers and lor\nwill eli V. Hyde Maker is agent*\nthe Kobinson-McKenzie tract which\nis subdivided into live acre lots;\nthe Malcolm Horie live acre subdivisions, which are in the hands ol\nlleale A Elwell for sale, awl the\nlands belonging to the Canadian\nPacific railway.\nAl Wasa, SO miles north, the Frost\nlavestment company have some five\nand ten acre subdivisions of excellent\nfruit land.\nThe F.lkn district must not be\noverlooked, with Tobacco Plains to\nthe south, where excellent Iruit is\ngrown. M. I'hlllipps, F. Roo and\nmany others have line Iruit orchards\nand tarms in that section. At\na prool ol the tact that Iruit growing is a coining industry, it may be\nwell to cite the tact that this\nCranbrook on the St. Marys prairie spring 10,000 trees have been shtn-\nB, C. Smith has a magnificent place, ped to Cranbrook station and about\non which he has produced tine crops 8.000 or 0,000 small fruit hushes,\nlor several years, also euantltles ol WilHam Hamilton has set put one\nsmall Iruit. Otis Staples, president acre ol raspberries alone this spring,\nol the Staples Lumber company, has to say nothing ol an acre ol chcr-\nihme a great deal ol experimental ries.\nwork at Wyeliffc and is entjmstas- Frnit growing has come to stay\ntic us to the poss hiliiies ol the and the sooner people realize It the\nCountry agriculturally. He is tho lietter, because land Is comparatively\nman who originated the expression: ch?ap now, hut In a year or two It\n\"You can't grow anything unless you will be Just as high In price as\nplant the seed \" that In the Okanagan and other\nThe priests \"and Sisters at the parte ol the province\nALBERTA OIL!\nThe Money-Making Marvel of the Age\n$100.00\nInvested\nHas\nMade\n$36,620.00\n$650.00 :\nInvested\nHas\nMade\n$855,000.00\nEVERY WAY YOU LOOK AT OIL\nIt is the best investment. It's nature's richest resource. We have\npetroleum gas, when controlled, will burn as high as our derrick.\nDOWN 1.600 FF.ET, and when we get through the present hated\nstrata wc expect a gusher of oil. Every indication points that way.\nIt's a long road that has no turn, and before your attention la\nagain called to the merits of a clean company and a promising property\nshares may be out of your reach.\nPull information free to-day.\nHARCY D. COUCH, Agent\nCanadian Northwest Oil Co.,\nPINCHER CREEK, ALTA.\n\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00ab TIIE CRAKBROOK HERALD\n\u2022UO!\u00abM siij] )\u00ab 1U\u00ab|tA\u00bbid\nos are tpniM Bin .in oi\\vx\u00bb o, idnu aucOsAa ipnfH\nmauiusunou dub ij|8u;mis wixa ivi|i wj|*ta'\u201e'']lMA09M\n10 dn3 |vuowk>30 uy 'avejttp JEUlvHt J)lU]jp\nisjins din si fit) i 'pwiediuiun Xpog, jmu jo MSMOd\n)U8pi\u00bb4 si|) dW3| H}le*\"l J\u00b0 3lu!* ul 'WM WJ wedajd\neraaj jo ouijx uf\nTHE CANADIAN BANK\nOF COMMERCE\n MTi.ii.urii i\nHUD OPTIC* TORONTO\n1 E. WALEEE, Pretldeet\n4J.KX. LA1KD, General Marnier\na. H. 1RELASD, Superintendent ol\nBraiiLbe.\nKST1BUSUUI IM1\nPaid up Capital, f 10,000,000\nRest, - - - 5,000,000\nTotal Assets, - 113,000.000\nLAURIER HAKES A BIG SPEECH what ..oun ii.hston thinks\nBranches throujhout Canada, and In the Unite* Slates ant BnrJaU\nA GENERAL HANKING BUSINKSS TRANSACTED\nCOMMEHCIAL \u00bbND FUMII MPIS OUCOUHTIOI\nSAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT\nDeposits \u00abl $1 \u00bbnd upwards received, and Interest allowed at\n\u2022nmut rales. The depositor is sub|cct to no delay what*\u2122* la\nthe withdrawal ot the whole or any portion o! the deposit.\nMany of Vou ure Figuring on\nBuilding Your Own Homes\ninuluiid of paying rout. We represent the\nCanadian BirKbeck Investment & Savings Co.\nToronto, :uul wo ri'i-oniiiii'iiil yiiu lo boo us first,\nuy lie ran li.'lii you tn liiiibl your ttoinp.\nBEALE & ELWELL\n********************************************\n| A. C. Bowness\n\u2666 Wholesale Dealer in\nI Wines. Liquors and Cigars\n\u2666 We i- menu\n\u2666 IhcbeBt. Ami Molcher'n RED CROSS lilX.\nid P. Dawson's SCOTCH WHISKIES as\nAll other choice brands kept in stis\/k.\n* ______\n\u2666 Wc make a specialty of giving prompt\nt attention to Mail Orders\n********************** **********************\nFamily Groceries |j\nHi braciM n great many thing*, iin-l a lint would All a\n'i 'WHnapor. So w\u00ab simply want lu imnremj tlm (unt that our\nBlot'k embrace, all the linen needed in a home ami ufnmlly\ncarried in a Grocery.\nGOODS DELIVERED ROMPTLY\nWuatrlvo to linvu all goota iluUvured promptly. Telephone\nordom boI .cited.\npr J. HANNING TvS\u00b0\n************************************** ff~\n********************************************\n***********************%****^************il\nt| Arc: ynu RoiiiR to do any PAINTINQ this Season? II |;'; \\\n_'; you arc. be sure and use ! '\u25a0 >\n*<> \"';;\nn Stephens' Pure Paint \u00a7\nIt is unbeatable for withstanding \u2022!\"'\u00ab peculiar Western < <\u2022 >\nilltnnlii, Wo linvn iilmosl every color in stuck. J',',',\nAskorwrilu for color cards. ',',',',\n;!McCALLUM<&CO.I\n********************************************\nI The Home of Up-to-Date Tailoring\nIn s|uinir Nntiiro oroates anew in tick! awl forest.\nWhitl iv lilting time lo discard the sombre dress of\n\"inter mid array oneself in clothes winch fittingly\nrolled Hi,, joy of life outdoors under sunny skies.\n^ our careful review of our spring exhibit will suggest\nmi appropriate selection.\nLeask C3_. Henderson\nTHK lll\u00bb*TO.|)\/VTIS TAILORS\ntin\nOttawa, May IS,\u2014If any doubts\nexisted as lo {he giwwl faith ot t-ht*\ngovernment in Introducing the Domin-\nlou election bill or as to their anxiety\ntu carry out electoral reform oh fair,\niioii-partisitii lines, they must have\nbeen ilispclled by the magnificent\nspeed) of Sir Wilfrid l.aurier and by\ntlu- frank concessions it' embodied.\nTo all hut Ihe most rabid Conservatives it must have been apparent\nftolil lh\u00bb' first that the premier was\nin earnest on the matter. Always a\ngood listener, Sir Wilfrid has followed the debate with an interest\nand iniiiitness, which of itself indicated huw keen he was to get at the\nessentials of the issue raised by the\niiiink concessions it embodied. To\nall but the most rabid Conservatives\nit must bavo been apparent from the\nllrst that tl\u00bb' premier was in earnest\non this mailer. Always a good listener. Sir Wilfrid has followed the\ndebale with an Interest and intent-\niiirss, which of itself indicated how\nI keen lie was to get at the csceutials\nof the issue raised by the Itoblm\ngovernment ami i* reach a conclusion that would be satisfactory to\nboth parlies alike.\nMis Kttcccli today will rank as one\nt.f his finest efforts. Clear and con-\n\\ lieliig in argument, showing, a mas\nlcrl> grasp of every point raised in\nllie debate, courteous in time, and\nyet Incisive with many hashes of\ngcuulnu humor as it was delivered\nwith all the force and eloquence\nwhich has made Sir Wilfrid the master of debate thai he is. The first\npart of the sjieeeli was historical anil\nexplanatory and showed exactly how\ntiie two parties stood in regard to\nthe custom ot provincial and Domin-\nion franchise.\nThen he dealt with the \"Thin\n\\U-ti Line\" charges and\" in telling\nphrases disposed ot ihe accusations\nagainst Mr. Leech, ami the returning\nolltcers who adjusted the list\nlast elections. Next lie advanced\neolielusive proof of the defects, nml,\nindeed, uiifnirness of the Manitoba\n.ut, as admitted by the Koblin gov\neniuiehl's iiellou in intrtHlueing\nhill, Having demonstrated the\ncesslly tot legislation along the lines\nproposed, lie now proceeded to ofte.\nllie olive branch. Sir Wilfrid was\nfollowed Willi intense interest, eVUl'J'\niia'inliei in thf crowded bouse hanging\non lo his words. It was the desi\nul ilie government, hu said, in effect\nto reach a basis of ailjustiiig the mi\ndoubted grievances in Manitoba\nwhich would be satisfactory l\u00bb\nboth (liit and Tory, and llie proposi\nlion he offered for accomplishing thli\npurpose was that revision ot voters\n\u2022 ists Involving the delimliiatiou o\nDotuiuiuii constitueiicles where there\nwas nvci lapping with provincial\nridings hi' left in the hands of judges\nHi>ili sides joined in the applause\nwhich greeted Sir Wilfrid';\nannouncement., and when shortly afterwards be closed with a strung appeal to the opposition to show a\nsense of fairness, the feeling of tin\nLiberal mem Iters found vent in a\nstorm of cheers.\nMr. Foster's reply was in marked\ncontrast to the premier's speech, ihe\nmember from North Toronto was\nas hitter as Sir Wilfrid had been\ncourteous and conciliatory, and\nthough he somewhat ungraciously in\ndieated that the offer made would be\naccept able, he did not say that the\nopposition would act on it. On\ncontrary, the impression he left\nthe bouse was that unless the bill is\nwithdrawn, the light will he continued. As the salaries of a large number of civil servants are due on Friday and no supplies have been voted\nIo meet them, the situation erealed\nby the opposition's obstinacy, if\npersisted in would be serious.\nMr. Burrows followed with\nstrong ease, showing the injustice\nwhich prevailed in Manitoba, under\nthe provincial administration of election affairs and the fairness of tin\nproposal made by Sir Wilfrid.\nSir Wilfrid Laurier said the leader\nof tiie opposition had appealed to\nhim personally against the provisions\ntif the bill and to that appeal he\nconsidered it his duty to give i\nspectful hearing. He wished to say\nat once that he held himself entirely\nicsponsihible for the hill. They had\nintroduced il for what they considered tn lie good and sufficient reasons,\nand il would be his endeavor to\nshow the house what these reasons\nwere, lie did not pretend that be\nwas belter than his fellow members\nbut, he did not believe, he was worse.\n\"I am it plain man\" sard Sir Wilfrid, \"anil deal with a plain question\nin a plain way. I have no hesitation\nin saving that t am partisan, but\nin all fairness to myself I do not believe that 1 would willingly strike\nbelow the belt in order to gain an unfair advantage of alt opponent.\" He\nthought lie understood fully the mo-\nlive of the opposition to the hill and\nespecially from the members from the\nprovince ol Manitoba. They dreaded\nIhe effect of the law of their own\nprovince if it were to tie administered, 'not by Ihe officers to be appointed by themselves but by officers\nappointed by the Dominion government, lie assured Ihe opposition\ndi.it there were men on the government side of the house who dreaded\nthe effect of that law if it was to\ncontinue to be administered by offi-\ni'is appointed bv their opponents as\nwould he the case if this bill was\nutit passed.\nIf they would approach the question without any provocation hut in\nmstin- between man and man, it rtv\nluee.-l itself tn this: That the oppofti-\nil lid not waul to go before the\nioiinlrj on electoral lists prepared by\nlhen opponents white those on the\neiunii'iil side of the house did not\nrale to go to the coimtiv on the\nelectoral lists prepared by their op-\nponenls. Upon Hie principle which\nshould regulate and determine the\nfranchise tltere bad been always a\ndeep line of clearness hetween the\ntwo parlies. The Liberal party had\nalways maintained that unless there\nwas some reason to the contrary, the\nlists should he prepared by the provincial authorities, whereas the\ngentlemen on the other side of the\nhouse had held the unqualified opinion that tinder all circumstances the\nlists should lie prepared by the Dominion parliament.\nthe\n(Prince Rupert Empire.)\nThree newspapers in llie province,\nthe Victoria Times (Liberal), llie\nVancouver Sunset (Independent), and\nthe Cranbrook Herald (Liberal), have\nconsidered the question ol the sale\nof the government's share ol lots at\nPrince Unpen as of sufficient importance lo notice ii. No newspaper\nprofessing to bo Conservative has\nconsidered the sale of a million dollars' worth of public property as Of\nmore importance than the sale of\na few dollars worth ol worn out office fixtures. The people have one-\nfourth of ail the lots in the townsite\nof Prince Itttpi-ii, and the land act\nsays that tile lutercst snail Ire sold\nlot by lot at public auction to the\nhighest balder. Why should newspaper, like the Victoria Colonist\n(t'.IUt. Conservative), the Vancouver\nProvince (C.P.U, Conservative), the\nNew Westminster Columbian (Me\nBride Conservative), the Knmloops\nStandard (Mollrlde Conservative) the\nVernon News (McHiide Conservative),\nthe Nelson News (C.P.U. Conservative), and the Cranbrook Prospector\n(Meltinle Conservative), refuse to\nprint a word lespecting the sale of\nthis property, wiifoli is worth a million dollars, when it is planned lo\nset aside the provisions of the land\nact. and place the sale of the property\nin the hands of private parties iu\nVancouver? Have the readers of\nthese newspapers no Intercut in the\ncommon welfare of the people, or are\nthey only Interested in the welfare of\nRichard MeBride and William Jose-\nplius Bowser and the real estate\nmongers who have been appointed\nselling agents of the people's lots in\nPrince Uupcrt' Were Hie question\nsolely one of local interest lo Prince\nRupert, one could imagine a reason\ntor tiie silence of these great moulders of C.P.U. and Conservative\nthought, Hut Ibe question is not\none of local interest, It is one of\ngeneral interest, and affects the\npeople of every section of the province. Increasing by one million dollars the revenue of the province, and\ndoing it at the rate of $-11(1,0011 a\ntear, is not a question that should\nbe lightly considered. Two hundred\nthousand dollars n year for live years\nif spent In making surveys of the wild\nland dial is known to be suitable for\nmixed fanning, and in building trunk\nroads to make the land so surveyed\naccessible, would benefit every legislative, district in the province. Yen\nonly three districts outside of Skcenn\ndistrict have thought the question\none of any Importance. There\nhundreds of people in British Columbia waiting foi a chance to buy lot!\nin Prince Rupert, and they under\nstood that l hey would have i\neh.iliee In buy hits at public auction\nthe government being the vender\nThey could not he made\nto believe that Premier\nMeBride and Attorney-Cleucral Bowser would override the land act in\norder to let their ward workers in\nVancouver sell a million dollars'\nworth of government properly at\nprivate sale. But they are beginning\nto believe it now, seeing that not c\nsingle newspaper that supports Prenv\nier MeBride and Attorney-General\nBowser (lares to raise a protest\nagainst a manifestly wrong way of\ndisposing nf public property.\nsects. It has tin* advantage of remaining on the foliage In all weathers. The arsenate should be thoroughly mixed in a gallon of water\nthen added to Ibe barrel ot water\nnd immediately sprayed with a line\nnozzle. If we can have the caterpillars destroyed now, we shall have\nvery little trouble next year.\n\"I would add for the information\nif the public generally that the\nfourth orchard across the Inlet\nwas condemned for destruction on the\ninth inst. We mean business uowt;\nno more temporizing and pleading\nwith people to protect themselves and\nthe great industry, which is doing\nso much for the development of\nglorious province.\"\nI\nNOTES Of N0TEI MEN\nWILLIAM K. OLAOSTONG\nthe\nLast Mommy, the IBM*, was\nanniversary of ihe death of the\nRight Honorable William Kwart\nGladstone, which occurred just ten\nyears ago. \"The Grand Old Man\"\nby which name he was affectionately\nailed in the British Isles, was Ihhii\niu Liverpool in won. His father,\nSir John Gladstone, was a well\nknown merchant of that city. Kdti-\neated at Katon am) Oxford, he liist\nentered active polities at Ihe general election in December, 1h:i_, and\nwas returned in the Conservative in\nlerests lor New York. After the\ndentil of Lord Palmeistoii, be be\ncame leader of the house ot commons but resigned in Itititf, when his\nreform hill was defeated. In 18iin\nGladstone succeeded Disraeli, hut on\nthe defeat ot the University Ktiuea-\ntiou (Irish) bill lie resigned, but on\nDisraeli declining to form a ministry, he again took office. He again\nresigned after the general election\nof I ST I and Disraeli became prime\nminister. Iu 1KK0 he again formed a\ncabinet and held the premiership until 18X5, the government) bohig defeated on the budget vote and he\nwas succeeded by Lord Salisbury.\nGladstone will go down to history\nas oik* of the greatest Kngiishnien of\nmodem times, a great statesman, a\nman of wonderful business ability\nand perhaps the greatest scholar id\nhis day.\nMORE SCtlOOL ACCOMODATION\nWANTED\nA notice appeared in last' week's\nHerald lo the effect that owing to\nthe very large attendance of scholars\nin the primary department of lite\npublic school, the trustees have do.\neided that the junior scholars shall\nonly attend the morning session and\nfurther that no new pupils in this\ndepartment can be enrolled until after\nthe summer vacation.\n.Mr. Rogers, one of the trustees,\ntold a representative of the Herald\nthat, owing to the natural increase\nin population and Ihe number of\npeople coming in, it was absolutely\nnecessary to increase the school accommodation.\n\"It is no use Irving to add to the\npresent buildings. They are not\nsuitable. The only thing to do is\nto rent some additional accommodation for the fall term, possibly a\nloom in the basement of the government-municipal building and then\nnext year try to build a really good\nschool building, getting rid of the\npresent ones in any way that would\nbe most advantageous.\"\nNo surer proof of the growth of\nCranbrook can be put forward than\nthis lack of school accommodation,\nOF INTEREST TO FARMERS\nBulletin No. in, of the department\nof agriculture of British Columbia,\nlias just been received, The subject\nis poultry raising in British Columbia. The pamphlet is full of information and well worth reading.\nTENT\nCATKRPILLAR IX\nCOUVKK\nVAN-\nTHK Ni:\\V BRITISH PRKMIKR\nThe long continued illness of the\nlate sir Henry Cnrnphell-Batinermau\nwhich forced hint to reture from the\npremiership of Great Britain, a position which attained after years as\nleader of ihe opposition, he held\nwith honor, and left with a well-\nfounded reputation for high statesmanship amid great ditliculties, and\nhis sudden death was a\nshock to the British Empire, The\nnew premier, the Right Honorable\nHerbert II. Asqttith was the chancellor of the exchequer iu the Camp-\nboll-Banner man cabinet. In personality the two men are a decided contrast in many respects. The late\npremier Was noted for his equable\ntemper and his easy adaptability to\ncircumstances. He was kind-hearted,\nand won the affection even of those\nwho were opposed to him politically.\nMr. Asquith, on the contrary, is\nsaid to be of a very reserved nature, so much so that while there arc\nthousands who can speak of his\nenergy, capability and integrity,\nthere arc few outside of his immediate family who recognize the real\nqualities he possesses. He has\nlittle sense of humor and no geniality, hut be has a strong, quick brain\nand a clear utterance, a lack of excitable emotion and a coot logic\nthat mean safety tor the nation\nwhose welfare is In his hands. His\nachievements up to the present are of\nno mean order. He was born in\n1852, the son of Dixon Asquith, a\nmill owner of Morley. At Dr. Abbot's school he won a Bulllol scholarship, and became one of Dr. Jo-\nwell's mosi brilliant students at\nOxford. During his whole school\ncareer lie preferred reading verbatim\nparliamentary reports to joining iu\nany form of sport. In 187B lie wa&\ncalled to the bar, and his first important ease was defending Mr. John\nBurns\u2014now a member of the cabinet ami the labor leader in the\nhouse\u2014in his trial for holdings meetings in Trafalgar Square. As a\njunior partner with Sir Charles Russell, his reputation was made when\nhe cross examined the manager of\nthe Times during the investigation of\nthe Parnell commission into the\nPiggott forgeries, His first appearance in parliament was in 1886 when\nhe entered as Liberal member for\nEast Fife, and he has been ttoelr representative In the house ever since,\nlu 18)12 Gladstone installed hint ns\nsecretary of stale for the home department, ami during the next three\nyears he passed the Factories and\nWorkshops Act, Increased the staff of\nfactory inspectors, instituted inquiries into dangerous trades, and issued\ndrastic orders affecting sweating and\nchild labor. At the end of that time\nbe was made chancellor of the exchequer, which post he has left to\nlake the highest position the country\ncan offer, From his past record the\nL'holeu docs iml seem to be a mistaken one, for the office calls for\njusl such qualities as be possesses.\n(Vancouver World.)\nThe lent caterpillar has descended\nin Vancouver, lie is here in unusually large numbers, and drastic\nmeasures arc being taken by .Mr.\nThomas Cunningham, provincial Inspector of ttuitlauds, to prevent all\nline orchards of the lower mainland\nbeing annihilated.\nSince the liist of the year twelve\ninspectors have been out warning tiie(UI\nfruit growers, and thirty thousand knocker. No one man is the whole\nspraying bulletins have been issued show. If you see Cranbrook movinu\nwith full mst met ions how to deal along nicety, feel good about it\nwith the pesls. On the 10th Inst ] Help things along; Try and eet\nan orchard in North Vaneoiiver-lhe some of the benefit yourself. Don't\nfourth on the list\u2014was destroyed by waste your time feeling wore be-\nthe Inspectors beoause Mr. Tent eause some fellow lias a little more\nand sense than you have,\nyourself. Don't\nDON'T BE A KNOCKER\nIt your neighbor is prosperous, let\nhim prosper. Don't grunt, growl or\ngrumble. Say a good woid for him\nand let it go at that. Don't lie a\nSULPHIDE OF ZINC TO GO DUTY\nFREE\nIt Is understood, although no of-\nflelal word has yet reachdi those\nconcerned, that the duty on sulphate Ivantage of the Information\nof vine entering the United States,was Ireelv given,\nfrom Canada will he removed. This \"The remiitv to lie applied now\nmatter has been sub-judlcc lor some|spraying with arsenate of lead,\ntime past and it is to be hoped that the prnport'ioii of three pounds to\nthe rumor is true, because it will barrel ol water. This, if properly\nbecause Mr. Tent cause\nCaterpillar had been freely allowed to'snud\nget In his deadly work. Warnings Do a little rustling\nhave been issed time and again ho a knocker. If you\"can say asbod\nand now the officials insist that they l word; sav it like a prince 'if vou\ncannot hut act immediately in des- are disposed to sav .something\nfraying trees Ihat are affected. This mean, keep your mouth'shut. Don't\nis what Mr. Cunningham has to say:'In; a knocker. No man ever got\n\"The tent caterpillars are \u25a0 now rich or happv minding everybody's\nhatching out in vast numbers and im- business but his own. No man ever\nmediate action must he taken helped himself bv .knocking \\An ncigh-\nthcre is danger ot nil the bor down. Give a kind word and\ndi-ctdous trees iu the neighborhood give it liberally, It won't cost you\nbeing defoliated. I may say that a cent and you mar want one your-\nuolice of the Impending danger self some dav. If you want to\ngiven early in the season, throw something at anyone throw a\nImperial Bank ol Canada\nCAPITAL AUTHORIZED\nCAPITAL PAID UP\nREST\t\n$10,000,000\n$4,925,000\n$4,925,000\nSavings Bank Department\nInterest allowed on Deposits from date of deposit\nand CREDITED QUARTERLY.\nCranbrook Branch: J. F. M. PINKHAM, Mgr.\n********************************************\nA Rift in the Clouds\nMany a ilurk ilay U brightened liy An Accident end Sickneee\nPolicy.\nIt's the man who thinks he can't afford a\npolicy who can least afford to do without one.\nWe liavo Htuiu' very attractive |>oliuiea. See iik lor ralt'w.\nARNOLD & ROBERTS jj\n\u2666 Accident, Sickneee, and Guarantee Inenrance ' \u2022\n********************** **********************\nCrttvnbrook Cafe\nFORMERLY KNOWN A3 BLYS RESTAURANT\nG. M. BLAKE & V. ROGERS. Proprietors\nMr. Ilhiki-litis liiiil nighteuii year's experience, nml his Wn\nwith the Great Northern liy. until this month. It will bo the\ni object of the new linn lo uive the people of Cninbrook nml\n1 district the very best service obliiitiuble, They will nmke n\nspecialty of BANQUETS AND PARTIES AT 7.V. A IM.ATK\nOUH M-EIH HANTS' LUNCH\nA n-Kiilur table il'liotu dinner, from II ii.m. lo 2 p.ni., will be\nserved to accommodate llie business men.\n********************************************\n********************** **********************\nThe Best Is None too Hood for tier Patrons\nCENTRAL HOTEL\nJ. ricOERniD, Prop'r\nWard ner B. C.\n********************** ********\n********************************************\nHILLCREST!\nTHE PITTSBURG OF CANADA\nTli\u00ab Inwii ut lllilorut Im ni.tuit.Hl wi'liin Iphh than nil,, njil.'nl Ha* miiin\n''\",\"' f'\u00bb \u00abl\u00bb \"\u2022\u2022Ik tllllli., wllllill lhr.\u00ab ,,iii,rt,.n. ol a null' ul Mil' llrlkrira\n tvltliin Mil,... i].i:irl,-iM ul u mil\" ill tln< .Muni\" l,\u00bb\u00bbl mini., ullliliilln\t\n\u25a01\" \u25a0' \"\u25a0\"- \"' a miln ol Hi.' Mint Cullhirl a iin.l \u00bbitliii luill mil tin-Hill.\nI'li'nl lllllli'.\nTHB TOWNSITE WILL BE OPENED SHORTLY\nAn li'iln' routine; TKS THDIMANIl IHlM.AH* ban jn-l limn Inhtinl ami tin.\nIimiunvi. beliur.illMnllo.l Tllere m,. ,,l \u2122,l, l\u201en,.. ,\u201en bnil.linirn in llm\ntown. tu\u00bb HILUiKKar MI.VK HYIIOM. avenue, uaiw.ni tiK.ono ami\n\u202220,000 l\u00bbr in mill, while tlm romliilii' I payroll ul tin.' liiinea wr.'iiuiliiiii ihe\ntown rtiim to ebuiit\nmm per iMtk, All From Niies Wilkii Oh Milt of Towi\nPrjpM oi lots will lie umium I \u25a0liorlljr. Ilillcreat coiil Im. I...,.., on the nnir\nlid lor two .ve,ir\u00bb nml hu. liv all bjata proven it\u00abell the lilithi'.l itnuh' Hlemu\ncoal in I aiimle. It tinmen whit* iieli anil i. ahmilutely (nilIroin elinkeie.\nFor tnrtlier particulate n|i|ily to\nC. P. HILL, HILLCREST, ALTA. ;;\n'**\u2014*+*\u2022\u2022*\u2022\u2022*\u2022*****************************<\n********************** **********************\n__\nPHONE 56\niiTHE\nquauty\nSTORE\nFancy and Staple (lrocerles\nAPPLES! APPLES! APPLE8I\nUoO IlnseH t'liuice Krillt\nliOMA.N IIIUUTV, IMI.IiWIN AND RKN IUVIB\nSeiul in your onlor lor u Lis. Tliey will pleuao you\n_ Campbell & Harming\n*******************************************',\nand ttie necessary remedy prescribed,\nbut our iieo|ile have not taken nd-\n which\nmean tmicli to East Kootenay\nthe Slocan.\nanil\nDon't lie a\naiitilled, will surclv destroy the cater- llox H2\npillars .in,l all other leal eating In-\nkinil wonl not mud.\nknocker.\n\u2666\t\nSTOVE WOOD LENGTH SUBS\nFor sale: $2.2!i a load. Last season's cut.\nPercy T. Haywood.\n\u00ab-\u00bbt'\n\u2022'1I<,SI'; HI l'.O.IION,\u00ab:l\nDry Bones\nJ II Don't tlmso old walls look like\nf^JHi dry bones 1\nGive lliein a covering with our\nARTISTIC PAPERS\nthat pel life in a room mid make\nit appear move like home.\nA full complement ol Painters\nmid PaperliiuiKors who will x\u00b0\nanywhere and paint or hang any\npaper yon may wish. Don't wait until the big rush comes.\nThe Only Responsible Paint\nanil Taper Shop In the City.\nARMSTRONG AVENUE . CRANBROOK, B. 0.\nB. H. SHORT\nREAD THE HERALD THE CKAMtltOOK II KI.'AI.I)\nI *********************\n:: Presbyterian eiNircl\u00bb::\nSTATED SERVICES\nSunday morning service at 11\no'clock\nSunday evening\n7.30 o'clock\nSunday School aad\nClass at 3 o'clock\nservice at\nllililc\nPresbyterian Guild,\nat 8 o'clock\nTuesday\n**********************\nOTTAWA.\nMurphy * Fisher,\nParliamentary, Departmental and\nPatent OOlcs Agents.\nPractice Before Railway Commission\nCbarlei Murphy. Harold Ktsher.\nCkkmiknt Loihib No. 311\nKNIGHTS of PYTHIAS\nCranbrook, B. C.\nMeets every Tuesday ai I p. at. at\nNew Fraternity Hall.\n.!. B. Ilendersoa, K. ot R. ft 8.\nW. A. Rolllaa, C. C.\nVisiting brethren cordially Invited\nto attend.\njggrt, I.O.I1.F. key Clly ted|i\nNew Fraternity Hall. Sojourning Oddlellows cordially invited.\nF. E. Haines, Wra. Harris,\nN. 0. Sec'y.\nbnsbroek Ledge, Ne. ><\nA. f. a A. N.\nRegular meettaes ue\ntke third Ttunda-\nol every moatk.\nVUltlng kretkJM welcomei.\nS. H. Hoskias, W. M.\nE. W. Coanoliy, secretary.\nCranbrook Aerie 967\nFOE\nMeet every Friday evening at I\np.m., in Edison Theatre.\nThos. Cole, W. P.\nChas. Smith, Secretary.\nVisiting brethren cordially Invited\nLOYAL ORANGE LODGE, NO. 1871\nCRANBROOK\nMeet at B. ol L. F. Hall Sad aad\n4th Saturday each moatk.\nVisiting brethren always welcome\nJ. E. Larrigan, W. M.\nJohn McLnughlnn, Kec. Sec.\nW. F. OURD,\nBarriiter, Solicitor, Etc.\nCRANBROOK,IIRITISH COLUMBI.\nE- *#_\u2666#\u00bb\u00bb\u2022\u00ab\u00bb#\u2666\u2666*\u2666**#\u00bb\u00bb\u2022;\nC. H. DUNBAR\nmister, Solicitor, Notary\nPublic, Etc\nranbrook, - \u2022 B. C.\na\u00ab\u00ab#\u00ab##\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab#\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00bb\u00ab*\u00ab\u00ab*l\nDRS. KINO & OREEN,\nPhysicians and Surgeons.\nMe* at ReeMeaee, Armetroag Ave\nOFFICE HOURS :\nForenoons \".00 to 10.01)\nAfternoons \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 2.00 to 4.00\nCveninge \u25a0 \u25a0 \u2022 \u2022 7.90 to ISO\nSundays \u25a0 \u25a0 - - 3.30 to 4.30\nCRANBROOK :t :: H tl B. C\nOR. P. E. KINO\nDENTIST\nOFFICE HOURS:\nI to II a.m.\nI to I p.m.\n7 to t p.m.\nOfllce aad residence on A unstrung ave\nCRANBROOK \u2022 - \u2022 B.C\nDR. F^B. (WILES\nOENTIST\nOFFICE HOURS:\nI to 12 a.m.\n1 to \u2022 p.m.\n7 to 8 p.m.\nOlios la new Rcid Block\nCRANBROOK - - - B. C.\nPerry Creek\nHotel\nThe Ideal Summer\nResort\nFinest Road\nGood Meals and\nBest Bar Service\nT. M. BRVDEN, Proprietor\nRambling Reveries\nBY A DREAMER\nA MODEL WIFE\nwin.\nul tliv WltavateretTand Utiles, has of-\nUral a trophy to the National llillc\nassociation lor competition annually\nthroughout tht' empire .on Empire\nday, beginning from stay, JsUT. Lord\nKeihome sup|iorts the otter.\nThe arbitration court at Well.ng-\nThe Independence Beige states that ton, New Zealand^ has imposed a line\nA model wife is the woman >.m .. .,\nlooks After his household and the victim ot the recent jewel robbery ol i..5 upon the Miners union, vou-h\nmakes her hosDitalitv a dciieht to on tke Calais-Brussels line was Mrs. created tiie strike in the Blackball\nman-. n,r mnpitanqr a uengnt ^to ^^j,,,,,,,.,,,, wilc \u201e, \u201e\u201e, 0l lhe company's mines. The union's ccun-\nsecrefarics\nVienna.\nif llie llritisb Embassy\nNew and Up-to-Date\nDressmaking:\nParlors\nI Ivor tlir KroBt Investment\nCo.'b OHicu\nMRS. NOFFin. MISSCUNE\nhim, and nut a burden;\nI learned that a soft answer will turn\naway wrath, wlwj keeps het swoeto\nsmiles and most loving winds fur \u25a0\nher husband; who is his confidante fn Although Uiere are !'5 licensed\nsorrow ut in joy, and who does not premises in the boroiigii oi Guildford\nfeet the necessity of e-plaiuing her (Surrey), ot on. to every _;i_ of the\nprivate affairs to the imghborhoiKl; population, only 23 residents, or one\nwho respects tbe rights of .uisbaml in every l.OOO, were convicted ui\nand children, and in return has duo drunkenness in 1M07.\nrepird paid to her; who knows th.it\t\nthe strongest argument is het\nwomanliness, and so slie cultivates\nit; who is sympathvtu in joy\nin grief, and who finds work for\nbands to do; who is not made bitter by trouble, but who strengthens\nand sweetens wider it; who tries tu\ncancel the faults of tier husband,\nrather than blazon them forth to\nan uninterested public; tbe woman\nwhose life-book has love written mi\nevery page; who makes a home lor a,\nman, a home in a house and iu a\nheart, a home that be is sure of, a\nhome that is full of love presided \u00bbblllt)\nover by one whose price is\nrubies. She is the model wife\nGEORGE C. EGG\nARCHITECT, BUILDING tWIRINTINMIlT\nAND VALVATM\nMontreal, Ronton and Toronto\nK\\|tt'rifiitf\nPLAN*, ESTIMATES AND 8PECI-\nFIUATIOMJ ON HtiORT NOTICE\nP.O. Bin Itll NKLSON.B.C.\nA successful man: \"A man who\nhas made a happy home for his\nwife and children. No matter what\nhe has nut done in the way of achieving wealth and honor'; il lie bus\ndone that he is a grand success. If\nhe has not done that, and it is his \t\nown fault, though he be the Irishest sirji.rini:\nin the land, he is a most pitiable jnil tij \\\\lt\nJ. W. BUTLJSDGE\nVETFRINARV SURQEON\nGraduate of Ontario Veterinary\nCollege, Toronto, in 1898.\nGraduate and Medallist of\nMeKillip's Veterinary College,\nChicago, in 1900.\nNine years' experience in\nVeterinary practice in Manitoba.\nOffice at Craiireek Hctcl.\nfailure. 1 wonder bow many men\nin a mad pursuit of gold, which\ncharacterizes tbe age, realize that\nthere Is no fortune which can he\nleft to their families as great as the\nmemory of a happy home.\ntr-chargvs against the company were\ndismissed,\nRecently M. Scnac laid upon the\ntalile of the chamber a bill for tiie\nconstruction of a canal from Hon-\nfieur tu Ctcnuevilliers, via Bongival.\nit is estimated that the work wm i\ncost nearly ^19,000,000. The canal\nwill be a government monopoly. j\nThe official returns show that tbe The Rev, K. Wilmott, curate of Wit-\n'',!J Imports of Ohthti black tea into Bng- ham, Bssex, who is an advocate for\n'\"\" land lietw.in .lune, I3U7, and Janu- the Sunday closing of public houses,\nary, 1'JO*. exceeded 14,000,000 has Issued a challenge that as a tee-\npounds, hems twice the amount tor totalei he is open to take on any\nthe corresponding period of 1000-7, man his own height and weight at\n anything, fighting or playing i\nA permanent roster i lo lie kept at - |\nthe I loyal Naval Barracks, Ports- The new French armored cruiser |\nmouth.<>i ail ratings, including mar- Waldeck-Kousseau was launched at\nines, able to, speak a foreign IfttUEU* Lot lent recently. She has a dis-\na\u00abe. To possess a great knowledge placement of 14,000 tons. She is the!\nol a language is not essential, only largest vessel ever constructed at\nit llucntly. Loricnt, and will be tbe most power-\n ml armored cruiser in the French\nA Midland railway engine driver navy. She will go into commission\nwho recentlj retired after forty years earij in l\"lu.\nservice, and went tt) live in the conn- ___\ntry, has induced the company to re- 1%1\n\u2022tore him to his old nositdon on the The Swedish parliament has passed\nfootplate, as he found life away from the bill providing tor a steam ferry\nbis engine unendurable. \u00bb^U\u00bb betwwn Irelleborg, in bvrr\n, Jen, uiu! Sassintz, on the island ot\nIt is semi-officially Btated that the Kuegen. The ferry will improve\nRussian government, which is con-\nihe question of the rebuild-\nfleet, proposes, in the\n\u2666\u201e\u00a3\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2022\u2666\u2666\n********************************************\n! WATCH OUR \"\n|| BUSINESS GROW\nWe have just purchased the Power\nSawing Outfit of Mr. Deakin and\nwill continue his business and be\nbetter able than ever to give the\npublic prompt service in supplying\nAll Kinds of Firewood, Slabs,\nFence Posts and Rails\nHARRIS & WOODS I\nThe Wood Merchants\n*******************************************,\n********************** **********************\n. 1.1\n\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\nWANTED-A BOY\ncourse ol the next lew years, merelv\nto expend ahum .hi.mm'nun 113,linn.\n0011} yearly lor this purpose.\nThe new liist destroyer Cossack,\nthe first ul the new type ol oeeuu\nvessels, steaming upwards ol thirty\nwhat is already the shortest and\nquickest route helween Berlin and j\nStockholm. Tbe total cost ot the'\nundertaking is estimated at \u00a3460,000.\nThere was a curious finish to a run\nol tlio Mid-Kent Staghounds recently. The stag dashed into the liar of\na' public house near l.entum, much tu\nthe surprise of tbe landliiut ....\nthree knots not tour, has arrived it customers. The landlord secured the\nWanted-, boy. A bravo, courage SheerticssH Iron, the contractor's '*J\u00ab\u00bb\u00ab^\"\u00ab\", f^'i \u00bbPj\u00bb \"\"ft\nous, manly, hopeful boy; one who is works. The Cossack Is to be com- house wnoii the bounds tame up\nnot afraid ol the truth; one who missioned for service in the Norn MB \")\u2022 \t\nscorns a iter, one who hates deceit; Homo \"\u00ab\"\u2022 | Th(! lr(jre tu , ptHX WMWinR ut\none who loves his mother; one who _ . . ., , . ., y,,.rtii,.,,(|.,\u201e, Cam, rolnnv were Mt\ndocs not know more than his par- At an inquest at Norwich recently M I euda''- L*l\u00bb t\u2122\u00b0\"^ \"Spridg-\nents; one who has the courage to say \", \u00ab\u2122s stated that a pupolar \"rem- Japio Krim, lh. Umou, \u00bbP\"\u00bbB\naiwl \u00bbHek to ilr one who is \u00abdy\" given bv mothers m tbe dls- ook loot IIIuer \u00bbno raiss nannie uj>\nan\u00abl htiek to ill, one wlio is ^ s H]l.il.-t.hlUtrt.n wlll,\u201e tte ,attl,r \u201e, Bonteboks Klool. A number of\nbaM measles wits saltron and wltiskev. Hie bride's lootball friends diew the\nA doctor suiii saflron wss useless lot wedding carriage from the church to\nI\u2122 SET iil.aTT'lCuZ \"S the purpose, being merely a coloring the town hall, where the reception\nNew ManiiROinoiit\nrraprored iu Every Way\nRefitted\nQUEENS HOTEL\nCranbrook, II. C.\nGUST. ANDKKN. Proprietor\nwilling to begin at the bottom\nthe ladder and work upwards; una\nwho thinks it unmanly to \u2022 smoke,\none who thinks an education\nworth striving tor; ono who is willing agent.\nto obey his superiors; one who knows\nwas held.\nTHE\nISLAND HOTEL\nWnldo, B.C.\nPAUL ST. JOHNTl'roprietoT\nSouth oust Kootenay'i Great\nSummer Keiort\nHUNTING AND FISHING\n.lust the place to B|\u00abnd a few\ntluys' vni'utioii\nBnr ritocked with the IwHt\nDininii! service tirst-i'l-sH\nComfortable Kooiiim\nhis home Is better than the street,\nAt the sale of the late Lord A national Dutch committee is \u00bbre-\nfm* who iinMti'4 hnMevn the marvid- Young's collection recently, a master- acntins to 1'riiice Henry ol the Neth-\nort taT\u00ab itlte atSv Jm and ^ P^ratt of Kiclmrd Urinsley Slier- \u2022riantla, \u00ab the name ol ten thousui.d\nhub win in the story papers, ana .j^ wna M(M fii. PR(,_ ,,,^o c[|j|)1 of fcja a(imjrt>r(. ut |mme ai\u201ej ahroad,\nidiin was sold for \u00a3B\nof the\nhu mis\nrliei\nfor\nW. R. Beattr, Funeral IMnctor\nCranbrook B.C. Phoo* N& m\nDON'T READ THIS\nThe French Dry Cleaning process\nenables us lo clean meni pants, suits\nami neckties, ladies suits nod skirts\nin such a way that they positively\nlook as gooxt as ne*.\nWe are experienced dyers and clean-\n\u00ab*rs, therefore, we do not require to\nsend anything down east pr up vest.\nEAST KOOTENAY\nDYE HOUSE\nomana. LEASK, Tailor\nwill not read the Vile stud; one who .....\nwon't oheat in a lair game; one who ;.u ' ,\nwon't be \u00bb sneak, and do a mean ?\"u'lf7, ,,,,,, .\nact when unseen; one who won't t\"'1\"1';. ' i \"i\"-\nspmd every penny he earns or gels, Tltus \">\"\"ftkt i-in m\none who thinks he should respect ,,,,.,\nhimsell, and keep himself in decent At Hnunliw hssrx,\nappearance;; one who won't attack an Allen, milk seller, wai\nold man because he is feeble and refusing to sell an in\ndelenseless; one who won't torture of milk tor the plirp\ndumb animals one who won't stoat,\none who won't swear; one who won't\nlisten to or repeat nasty stories, one\nwho won't revile and jeer at drunken persons on the street; one who\nwon't do a dirty act lor another\nhoy who is too cowardly to do bis\nown meanness; one who loves to do\nright because it is right. Wanted\n\u2014a boy; an whole-souled, earnest,\nhonorable, square boy. Where can\nhe be lound? Does he live in your\nneighborhood? Is he a member\nyour family! Do you know him\n-\u2122\u2014 ' Tiie past year's workin\nOur Uves should be like the day -\nmore beautiful in the evening; or\nj like the summer, aglow with promise\nand like tbe autumn, rich with tin\nBritish school\nU536 IDs. A\not Ins son\no'litly, Thos.\nonvicted lor\netiir a pint\ni ol analysis,\nand was lined .tn. Winn asked' lor\nthe milk defendant said: \"You\nshan't have it\" and deliberately emptied his can in tiie street.\nill', -lohli Cory, ol Cardiff, has presented tu the archbishop of Canterbury, to be placed in Lamiietli Place,\na large painting of the seven bishops\nwho Mere committee to the Tower iu\nliiss, because they refused to distn-\nbutc tin' King's itii'i.n.isioii of iiulep-\nconsclence.\nof endence lor liberty\nI\nol the\nLeicester municipal tramways has\nresulted In a net profit ol i:10,53!l.\nThe number ol passengers carried\nwas 27,117\nwiiicb\n\u00bb commemoration medal and album\niu recognition ol his courageous aud\nhumane action in connection with the\ndisaster to the steamer Berlin at the\nI look ol Holland.\nTbe outer harbor at Adelaide is\nnow completed, and all those who\nmake use ol this port will be able to\nappreciate the enterprise which u.e\n.Soutb Australian government bas displayed ia spending approximately\n\u00a31Jmui,ihiu in providing suitable\nquay accommodation for liners. Tbe\nmail .steamers ol the Orient Koyat\nMail line will in future berth alongside in the new harbor.\nNorman Gregory Arnold, ase.1\ntiie bov who ran away from bis home\nat Sou'lhport because (as he says) lus\nlather made him an errand boy, ami\nwho is now remanded at the Willesden\nworkhouse, has received offers ot assistance in bis career at an artist.\nIhe Willesden magistrate, who expressed surprise at the merit of lis\nvisited him at the work\n,y.= \u00ab\"\".'\u2022 iajutjiig, visited him at toe wora\nDrink Home Beer\nIt is Pure\nIt I* Healthy\nIt Is the Beet\nFt. Steele Brewing Co.\nsome work.\nThe Betterment ot London associa\ntion has again called the home secretary's attention to the injurious an..\ndistracting noise caused by raotor-\n\u2022'golden sheaves, where good winks to ,.,ic.n |,orson in i]K cily traveling\nand deeds have ripened on the lieul. jm times on the cars. The miles\n_\u2014 covered by the trams was a,;i3'l,922.\nNEATNESS OP DRESS AT HOME No fatal accidents v.ere recorded during the vcar.\nThe importance of neat and tasteful \t\nhome dressing cannot be over csil-, ., \u201e\nmated. Tbe matron who appears An extraordinary accident happened ombibuscs and traction engines in the\nbefore the members ol the lamily recently on tiie new line being con- residential, protessional and commer\nin a shabby, soiled wrapper anil structeii between Uocarneau and ,.;,,[ districts, and the objectionable\nmakes the excuse, il indeed she takes l'ontaven, Brittany. A ballast tram and totally unnecenary noise cause.\nIhe trouble to make one at all, that on which were nltcen workmen was j,y organ-grinding and street cries in\n'it is so much more comlortablo,\" derailed and went into the sea. One tnc |muijc thoroughfares. The de-\nbas Uttle idea ot the possible eon- man was drowned and two injured, preciatjon of house property in Lon-\nCould she \"it the others Mere rescued in- d\u201en during the last two years hae\nsequences ol such a course.\nhurt.\nbut realize that her dress is\nevil example to her daughters, and ; ,, , . .\nproductive ol consequences that will \">\u00ab medallion ui .Mrs. Uaigic\nreach lar bevond her own span ol (.loh\" Oliver llobbes) which is being\nlife; that her husband and sous can- executed iu bronze by Mr. Allreu\nnot tall to draw comparisons be- Drury, A. 11.A., will be placed and\ntween her dress and that ot tbe \"\"veiled in Imbeisiiy college, Lon-\nUdlcs they meet in other homes, anil d\"n. \u00ab>rl>', ttl,s summer. A replica\nthat these comparisons cannot tail ol the medallion will be sent to New\nlo decrease their respect lor her, sho }.\u00ab*. \u00bb\"\nl.illlor and Uauagt-r.\nA uowspiipet Uuil i* |iolitk*rtllj lu\ntleuendciu is ono Uua, although u\nnjiullicr, will fiiiki\/.f anj pulil.111\njjiiiij, t-fii ihe uiiu Lu whiui n. .wins,.\nvvjion ii is ailvisuhlo in Lira in\nLoresU \"i lira uuuli- vveai. In i\"\nrouto, il is said, Lira \"Aows,1 wlm-u\nlu\\b iil-lii .in uiilupeiiilimL i'.-1'fi liei'ulu-\nlore, ii i\" oecoinc .i Luiisutvulivt\norgun, rttuin iny \u25a0\"\u2022ui ii\"*1 i'.ni|\u00bbi>* >\u2022\ni.,1 nc mi mile pendent blieol, The\ni algarj lU'i.iiil, -tmiinuiiimg uu\nUna ehuiigo, thinks;\n\"Tliiit il il is tniu ii will raise\nHi,- value ol the .Hail and LMiipiru\nMuch niiout <>u pei cent. lhu\nti.ii, itiifl l-iiipfru was, .uiii is >i\njruini newspaper, hut u is so lool-\nishi\\ piuman in poulius as to\niiestio) its usetiilnuss tu Hs part)\n.tii.i tiijuru Us value tu lis reaiieis.\n.ui me .M.ni .urn l.iiipiie wauls\nlo in,uu: ii .i power iii - aimuiaii\npuii'i'ios, is iu slop aside iruin\nuitleiiuuiid parlyism.\nlu ,i i.'t't-iii editorial in the Nulson\nli.tiij iNOWs, wiiieii paper lias, il lb\nk.uu, heeuuiu .i * onsurvative, tue lui\nlowing instaiiues are iiuuiuu lu suuw\nthai ,i newspaper heeause u is Lil)\nera! m \u25a0 onaervative, looses no eastt\nii) judicious criticism when such is\nneeded;\n\"The \\ aucuiivei News-Adverlis-\nLi, a LunservaU\\e paper, edited\nin it provincial cabinet niiuisler,\nhad in* Lrouhle in .LuUng win i-\nI) that It luii) appro\\wi Llm Li\u00bb-\neral government's aciiou in seml-\niiil; Ati*. Leiiueiix Lo .lupaii recently lo endeavui to settle an uu\npur taut interiialioual ([uustiou and\njii-Liiei luuiwl no dltllcnil) in staling ilimiti) thai possiiii) Air.\nLuinieii- was mo hrst uvuilaulu\nman in L-'unmlu lor llie juii. ,\\u\nune would ipiesiion loi n uiu-\nmen I that hecauso nils \\ unserui-\nilve iieWb'pupei supported lue gut-\neriimeul s action an il dm Uiul a\nlost caste or hurt Llie uunserva-\ntivu cause, 'llit' I'urunlu .*-ri.n, a\nLlheral paper, found no dlllleult)\nwJien illscusstoig lUajur llodgms\ncimrgos in demanding a speedy\nand thorough iiivestigttljioii nu\nmailer who stiuuttl suiler iln-irin,\nand tlio Turoutu 1-Veiling lele-\ngiiiui, an indi-pwiili'iit Liuiserva-\nt\/ivu journal, last week said ilus\nol the pustiiiasicr general: 'Canadian-, irrespective ol race mid\ncreed, recognize Kodolphe l.i-m-\nicu_ as an uloi|uenl, clean huntlctl,\nwise headed, public- man. The\neloquence ol good, work well done\nproclaims Lcinioujc s useluluess as\n.ui iiduiiiiislralor at Hit: lu-ait ui\ntliu posl ollico department,\" '\nA newspaper thai repeats nothing\nhut Uu' demands ol llie leaders tu\na political party is no better than a\nparrot oi a phonograph, winch simply repeat that wulcli is given Lo\nthem,. No mailer whal parly a\nnews'papei may favor there is always\nMime good iu tin: party to which it\nis uppusud, and some bud in Uu- pari)\nit supports, and uol mil) does good\njuurnallsm demand, but su does com\nmoii honesty. lhul these nmtters be\nuol I'd in llie public punt. The\nHerald lias no money invested in its\npf.iiii. and stock except ilua which has\nIn-ill placcil there by lis manager,\nI*\", i;. Simpson, so that it cannot lit\ndie luted Lo liy any political party ot\nclique. Tin: Herald is an Independent newspaper In the true sense of\nthe word.\nAn Oriental traveller says that\ndresses are being bought by the\npound iu Japan. Some of the ball\ndresses and bathing suits worn b>\nCanadian belles should not lu- very\ndeni ones thero.\nThe action of both tin* Pernio ami\nour wild SOIlg birds from slaughter\nthe CmnbrooN (lame l-rotrcUvo as-\nBoclatioiis m tin- matter ul protecting\nis u most commendable one, The\nrobin, the bluebird, the meadow lark\nand many other birds do no barm,\nbut on the other band, do good h)\ndestroying many insect enemies of\nihe horticulturist, besides adding to\nthe pleasure ol life bv their songs.\nJit all means let the song birds ol\nthese districts be adequately protect'\neil,\nl.asi week l\"t the llrsl time during\nthe ten years ol its existence, the\nHerald received a subscription lioin a\nfull-blooded Indian. His name is\nT. S. John Long, and he lives at\nKingBgate.\nWhen Hill Davidson was defeated as\nn member of lho local house lot San-\ndon, tilings looked blue for Hill. Now\nhe bus the nomination for lho Dominion house for the Kootenays, the\nlocal bouse for the Fernie district,\nas well .is the position ol organizer\nfor the Sooinllsts. Bill has demonstrated that perseverance and nmnl-\nti'-n will accomplish wonders.\nIt is reported that Hawthornth-\nwalto, the iVanaimo member of the\nlocal house, in a recent speech at\nVancouver, said: \"It would he a\ngood thing if ihe new court house\nli-ll down if nil the judges and lawyers in the province were inside.\" A\nnice remark from a nice man, showing him In be a nice Canadian citi-\nM.\nHill Miner, who escaped from New\nWestminster penitentiary some time\nngo, by a crape vine mmtsngo to t*e\nliovolstoko Mall-Herald, hastens to\nassure the public thai he hall nothing whatever to do with the recent\nholdup on Ihe Great Northern rail\nway.\nThe municipal election last January\nwas a .spirited contest, hitler perhaps in some respects, yet ihe\nmayor and council elected were u-\ntiiincd by a Ihurouglii) eouvinciug\nmajority. The Heratd nus rciraincu\nitorn commenting on the actions oi\nthe council so far, because it believes\niu giving everyone a square deal. Due\nthud oi tue Utile lor which tlio present council was elected lo ohice nas\npassed and the Herald believes that,\niroiu a moral slniulpoiui, a business\nstaudpuiut and a municipal standpoint, it.ur-lillhs >it the people ui\n\\ rannl'ook todu) huiievu tuat ihe\nelioue made in Jauuary was .-. wim\nHilt- iui me etty. Mayor PIiik and\nAldermen Uyan, IliiKur, Jackson,\n11uni, iK'iidei'.Min and Johnson have\ndovotvd tiieir time and energy along\nthe lines ut conservative administration im CranbrooK and the Herald is\nstiongi) oi the upliiiuu Lhal lliey ar\u00ab\nen titled to the gratitude and praise\no| me people ot this oil)\nThere has been a big contention in\nparliament during ihe past (ow weeks\nas lu a change in lhu nonunion elco\niiun law, and there seems to be no\nsettlement m sight. Vthai both parlies should do is lo agree to a nonpartisan committee to arrange a plan\ntor registering that will Insure alt\nabsolute fair election, wliereb) every\nCanadian clilzeii entitled to electoral\nfranchise \"'II he assured a right to\nvole, the Herald has no use for\npolitical tactics that aim to deprive\nany man ui his vole. Any Conservative, Liberal or .Socialist who nus\ntiie nigh, to vole should be granted\ntliiit privilege. Any other ni'.'tliod is\ndishonest and disreuutable. Honest\nelecllous are the best ii'dvei'tlscmcnls\ntit the world im t uini'tia and ever)\ntrue Canadian should eiilertalu uo\nother idea.\nThe Herald ihoiight that Ihe im*\nincuse amount ui work that ii turned\nout last month it had reached the\nhigh wale? mark [or this season, but\nii nu- average continue?, lo tla- end\nul .May even last month's record will\nne eclipsed. Itoth in advertising and\njob worn, as well as In subscriptions,\nihe Herald is increasing at a rate\nthat aiis not anticipated by Ihe publisher's most sanguine expectations.\nIn the way ut advertising, the revenues ui the Herald have iiccn materially increased by the business lioin\nmil side patrons, both ea.sl and west,\nwinch is the best evidence in the\nworld thai the Herald's circulation is\nof the extent and kind that brings\ntisfaotory returns lu ihe advertis-\n'e like to see children mind\nwell, but we would rather see them\nlove.\nt is easier to tell people How'\ngood they should be thtin il is to\nshow l hem. I\nItefr\nvirtue\ntit tin-.\nInlng from evil is a negative\nlining good is a positive\n\u25a0\nTin-\nto be\nonlv i\nmiddle aged man v\\_>> tries\n\"one of Hit* boys'' is youug\nhis foolishness,\nKvciv time we have lo wait fi\u00bbc\nii late train at a crossroads station tte regret, that we never learned\ntelegraphy, It would help some it\nwo could rend the words going over,\nihe wires.\n\\ Hell ll.lllt-.l\nIt\nhoiis'\nbake\na sad i\nife alien\nbread.\neutarj\nhu .II,\nheeds m\non the\nit) prefers\nIt heats all whal a big lones\nlittle house can hold when\nbabies ale all aWav.\nIndigestion\nis piety.\nomet itnes diagnosed\nWAS VERY KIND\n11. Cosgrove, of Spokane, secro\nof ihe state fair of Washing-\nIon, was in Cranbrook for the races\nMr. Cosgrove has been most obliging\nand kind to tbe Cranbrook race\ncommittee and they and the people of\nCmubrook appreciate if very much.\nMr. Cosgrove, in a number ol different ways, has shown that he wished\nlo see llie race meeting a success and\nit is to he hoped that when the\nSpokane fair comes off, the\npeople of Cranbrook will visit the\nhub ol tlic Inland Km pi re in large\nnumbers.\nII.\ntnry\nBRAIN LEAKS\n(Selected,)\nHow easy it is for a handsome\nWoman tu make a man think she\nis interested iu what he is saying* \t\nNothing looks funnier for a minute\nthan the young man who is letting\na little bunch of fuzz grow in front\nui each car.\nThe man who never earns any more\nthan he is paid for is usually; the\nmail whu is always complaining he-\ncause he is underpaid.\nWe shudder to think what Jay\nCould would say if he should\ncome hack aud begin expressing his\nopinion of recent happenings.\nII some men would act at tiie\nlunch countel like they act when\nting al home, they would be\nfired bodily by an e-mragett restaurant\nkeeper.\n11 wo know it we are not going to\nvisit with the mau whos? children\nshrink away from In in when he gets\nhome.\nWe'd have lo eat a lot ol rarebit\nhid lobster before we could dream\nsuch -shai-es as this years female\nheadgear shows.\nIi takes so little to make a child\nhappy, and the dividends are so\ngreat\", the wonder is that more men\ndo not make the investment.\nThe mother-in-law is no joke when\nthe baby is sick.\nThe pulpit is often benefited by taking the pew point of view.\nA gallows bird may be found\nroosling on many a family tree.\nThe rule of the road\u2014\"Keep to\nthe ri^ht.\" And it applirs to life's\nroad as well as to mundane roads-\nDid you ever notice the disfiucl\nand careful enunciation ot the young\nlndv who has just become the possessor ol a uold tooth?\nSpeaking of luck\u2014there's the man\nwhose wife keeps sweet when he\nunexpectedly takes company home\nto Im.i'h on' washday.\nSpeaking of .tfltnilies\u2014there is the\nbaby Just nicely and cleanly dressed\nind the coal bucket temporarily forgotten and allowed to remain iu\nreach.\nWell earned, fully enjoyed.\nYou are growing old wlien you\nbegin lo worry about the wrinkles.\nPeople who borrow trouble pay\nusury.\nThose who marry for money usually earn It.\nOpportunity often knocks, but too\noften with a hammer.\nA lot of men lose character trying to live up to reputation.\nSome men ask, \"Is it safe?\" Tin\nbest men ask, \"Is it rigjht?\"\nFools fatten on flattery, hut wise\nmen only accept It as dessert. j\nIt reconciles one to growing old I\nwhen one sees serene old age. |\nA cracked mirror Is responsible\njlor a whole lot of self-deception. ,\ntill, WKI.I.S IN SOUTHERN ALBERTA\nMnrcy D. Couch, representing the\n'aiiadiiin Northwest Oil company, is\nshowing himself to be one of the\nbest hustlers that has been in this\npart of the country for some time.\nMr. Couch evidently has something\ngoird to sell, and the reports from\nthe wells of this company show that\nthe prospects for large deposits of\nil on this property is growing\nbrighter week by week, and the price\nd the stock continues lo rise accordingly. The man who holds oil\ni-k in any company that strikes\nthe deposit, if he has enough he is\nhound to make a big living. It this\ncompany succeeds in accomplishing\nwhat it lias every reason to think\nthat it will, there are a good many\nholders of the stock who will ever\nfeel thankful to Mr. Couch.\nOPENING OP THE PERRY\nCREEK HOTEL\nT. M. Brydeu, who has recently\nleased the Perry Creek hotel from\nMrs. Hurge, is making extensive preparations for the summer opening of\nthat well known resort on Victoria\nDay, May 24. There is no nicer\ndrive in the district than to Perry\nCreek and Cranbrook people cannot\ndo heller than spend the holiday\nthere.\nIMPORTANT TO SAW MILL MEN\nWe oiler the following articles for\nsale at Cranbrook:\nI portable; saw mill, capacity of\nilu.Uuo feet daily. Lucoiuotive boiler of i_.ri pounds pressure. About\nnew.\nI upright engine, 12x11 cylinder.\nHope feed with friction drive.' Complete with all conveyor and transfer\nchains, belting, pulleys and shafting.\nPrice for above, $3,-fid I.o.b. cars.\n1 uptight boiler 30 b.p. with 150\npounds pressure. All connection.\nPrice, J.'tiin f.o.b. ears.\nI small baud rcsaw, almost new.\nPrice fKt.\n1 endless bed surfaeer. Price.\n$100.\nI complete pole cars with two additional new wheels. Price $150 lor\neach car.\nI single gunshot feed valve, good\nus new for $50.\nii Studebaker logging trucks. Price\n$1.5 each.\nIll teams heavy horses. Price for\neach team ranges from $350 to $150.\n8-tt King Lumber Mills.\n 4\t\nTO LET\nContract of breaking twenty-five\nacres of laud on St. Mary's prairie.\nFor particulars upplv to\nW. Ii llruilf.nd,\n8-tt Wycliffe, U. 0.\nHfflQfl\nHILL & COMPANY\nTHERE is an air of distinction about the man who wears 20TH\nCENTURY BRAND CLOTHING which no other class of\nClothing appears to impart. This is a well-known and\nacknowledged fact among men of refinement and discriminating taste.\nThis spring the 20th Century Brand Clothing Manufacturers seem\nto have excelled themselves\u2014if it be possible\u2014and their garments\nhave an exclusive distinction that is most pleasing.\nI\nA new consignment we have just opened would do credit to the\nCity of New York. We would ask you to call and be convinced\nthat for STYLE, FIT AND FINISH, there is only one class of\nClothing made in Canada that can satisfy the most fastidious dresser,\nand that is\n20th CENTURY BRAND CLOTHING\nWe are exclusive agents for this brand of Clothing for Cranbrook.\ni\nHILL & COMPANY\nCRANBROOK'S\nGREATEST STORE\nGROUNDS FOR COMPLAINT\nAre never fouml in our coffee, We give yon\nvalue mill the very best value at thut. We (my\nin reasonably small i|uautities. ho tluit we mav\nnet it fresh. We liny it lu the bean ami grind ft\nwhen onlereil, so that you get all llie llavor.\nSIX (RAND COFFEE, whole masted, in 10 and\n-5 lb tins, per lb :>,\",.\nFOUR BRAND COFFEE, whole roasted, in 10\nand 25 lb tins, per Hi,\t\nOUt OWN SPECIAL HOTEL (LEND COFFEE,\nper lb\t\nOOLDSWORTH FAMILY COFFEE, iu 1 lb tins,\ngenuine Hoeha and Java lieun\nCHASE AND SANBORN'S OROl'ND COFFEE, i\nI and 2 lb tins,.. ROc:\nRIDOWAV'I A. D. COFFEE, in 1 lb glass Ian\nand procurable only at this store\t\n!Wc\n;lo,'\n50c\nil IKS!\n76c\nG. T. ROGERS\nTHE GROCER\nMEN'S SOX, TAN, BUCK AND GREY\u2014CASHMERE, WOOL, SILK\nCRANBROOK, B.C.\nBROWN BOOTS\nAre more popular this year than ever. We have\nthem in all sizes, from 'Infants' to Men's.\nINFANTS' SOFT SOLE BROWN BOOTS, sizes I\nlo 5 , 40c, 76c, 90c\nCHILD'S BROWN BUTTON AND BLUCHER CUT\nBOUTS, sizes II lo 7 11.86,11.115\nCHILD'S SLIPPERS, sizes II lo 7 $1.00\nCHILD'S SLIPPERS, sizes 6 \\ol!i 11.115\n0IRLS' SLIPPERS, sizes k to 10'3 11.115\nMISSES' SLIPPERS, sites 11 to 2 13.00\nCHILD'S OXFORD TIES 11.75\n0IRLS' \u2022' \" 12.00\nMISSES' \u25a0' \" J2.26\nLADIES' OXFORD TIE SHOES, light and heavy\nsoles, prices 12.50, $11.00, $.1.60, $1.00\nMEN'S OXFORD TIE SHOES AND BLUCHER CUT,\nprice* $4.00, $6.00, and Stl.00\n\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2022\u2022>\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666 THK CltANKIIOOK IIKUAM)\nii Quality in Men's Clothing & Furnishings i!\nA\"\nREOIATING the importance of Men's Wearing\nApparel in Cranbrook, we have collected u grand\nassortuioutiu MESS SUITS and FCHXlSIIINtiS.\nWo have some of the brightest lines iu the above goods\nthat liavo over been shown in this town Call aud see our\ngoods do need to buy unless vou want to.\nFIT-REFORM CLOTHING i\nNu itruuiiii'iil in nccGBSfiry on our part, if you once Bee\ni try THE FIT-REFORM CLOTHING. It's really boob side\npropoHEtioii, us our Clothing represent a llie best mutorlalB,\nbucked up l>y (In1 liest workiuuiislilp. r>oth attributes art-\niifO'HSiiry in KOfxl Clothing.\nPRICES: $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $25.00,\nTO $30.00 A SUIT\nMen's Boots and Shoes\nI\" THE DERBY and GENUINE SLATER mnko\n. Wo\nliuvo lliom in hlgli and low mukus, now i\nointcd\n[mil inedinui tm;s. Piiicnt, Yi.-i, Iviuignri\nii mid\nCull \".million!.\nPRICES: $4.50, $5.00, $5.50 AND $0.00\nMen's Furnishings\nConipU'ip in every detnil\nTIE8, Irani 2.V. to $1,60 each\nCOLLARS111 2lor25o. '\"soke's fiuuous make.\nUNDERWEAR, in ihe proper weights f\u201er summer.\nFrom fl.no tn (5.110 a Suit\nMEN'S NECLICE SHIRTS, iu-mIb liyTookes,\nEach ft.00 lo t-M\nTHE POPULAR STORE\nBURNS BROTHERS\nREID BLOGK\nCRANBROOK\nNuw cabbage and new potatoes at\nFink's Pure Food Grocery.\n; Fancy (.'ream Cheese at Fink'*. Pure\nFood Grocery,\nEpicure boiled bam, freeti tfi-weck-\nly ab Fink's Pure Food Grocery.\n1 BELL ORGAN KOll SALE, Apply Miss Stamp, Cranbrook. s-tf\nI T. T. MeVlttte ami wife, of Kurt\n[Steele, were in Cranbrook for tbe\niraces.\nJ D. R. Stewart, secretary of tbe\n< 11 Western Canada Turf association\nCranbrook for the spring meeting,\nWin. Ubau-berlalne, of Moyle, was\nCranbrook on Monday and Tuesday.\nCalifornia cherries and Moneta\ntrawherries fresh every daj ai\nFink's Pure Food Grocery,\nIt hardly seems possible that\nMa) or Tuttle missed a gootl race\nmeeting held In the Kootcuays.\nCompetent woman wants position\nas housekeeper. Apply F., care Herald, it-it\nThe apple, pear and cherry trees on\nWilliam ilauuium's ranch are .ill in\nlull hluom this week.\nR. II. Moon, of the UaldoH bold,\nFerule, was a Cranhroos visltui uu\n.Monday and TueAlay.\nA. Carney, oi Kaslo, provincial\nlimber Inspector, was in cnuibruok\non Monday.\nColonel ami Mrs. I leiiileisoii, of\nRivorsido ranch, near Foil Steele,\nlook in the races this week.\nJoseph Walsh, provincial constable\nol Fort Steele, was in CraiibruuK on\nMonday and Tuesday.\n\u25a0J. N. Johnson, of Movie, was\nwatching the ponies on Mbwlny ami\nTuesday.\nThomas Whaien, of Fertile, accompanied by Mrs. Whalcn, was iu\nCranbrook for the races.\nMr. and Mis. Charles klingcnsmith,\nol Elko, came to Cranbrook for this\nraws on Monday and Tuesday.\nAndrew Rosea and wife, ul J nil my,\nwere in Cranbrook on Monday mid\nTuesday.\nWANTED\u2014Horses In pasture. Apply tu T. M. Urvdeii, Teirj Creek\nHotel and Ranch. D-U\nAre you a lover of dainty china'.'\nFink's \"Baby Rose\" design has a\nhost of admirers.\nI'. WooHs, the Cherry Creek stockman and fanner, was in Cnuibrooli\non Friday.\nW. A. McDonald, of Nelson, was\n\u00ab\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2022\u00ab\u00ab\u2022*\u2022^\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666^\nJ. J. Murphy stopped over it\nCranbrook on Sunday on bis vvaj li\nllosinei, in which town he is moving\nIns stork id gents furnishings, etc.\ntteorge Gearyj ol Furl Steele, was\nin Cranbrook for the races this week.\nGeorge is looking a great deal bettet\nand seems to iiave gotten ovei his\nrecent illness.\nJ. IV., Ross, uf llie Russ-.Sask.itoou\nLumber company, and Lew Mien, oi\nWaldo, were in town Tuesday tu\nattend the races and at lend the base-\nwas ball game.\nThomas Christian returned last\nwcck from a visit ui several mourns\nto his old home in England. Uu was\naccompanied on his return to ii.m-\nuruok by his brother Frank.\nWANTED TO PURCHASE, REM\noi mauage, in new growing town,\nselect, lirst-elass boarding house, ui\nwould like lo hear oi good local ion\nlor same. y-u\nMiss Nicholson, one of the teachers\na Moyle, met her mother, Mis.\nJennings, in Cranbrook on Frwaj\nand accompanied her to Fort Steele\nlor a brief visit.\nThe cosey little wine room at the\nCosmopolitan has been made bliil\nmore cosmopolitan by the hanging on\nihe walla oi a number ul reprotiue-\ni! Sporting Goods\n\u2022 i\n< \u2022\n\u25a0 >\n' i\n< \u2022\ni \u25a0\n\u2022 i\n< i\n\u2022I\n<>\n\u2022 i\n< i\nii\nOur spring Shipment is just opened,\nBASEBALL BATS, LACROSSE STICKS,\nTENNIS BALLS AND RACKETS\nAND EVERYTHING FOR OUTDOOR RECREATION\nWE HAVE A SPLENDID LINE OF HAMMOCKS\nj; Cranbrook Drug & Book Company\nC. H. ALLISON, Manager\nLIMITED\n********************** **********************\n********************************************\n********************************************\n*\"\n*jli>\nil!\nii\nThe Star Novelty Company\n\u00bb\nWish to announce to the public that they\nhave secured a lease of the promises occupied by them and are having the place remodeled and refitted throughout. Two Automatic Box Bowling Alleys have been installed. Amusement slot machines and IIi\nother attractions are also being added. ',',',',\nCranbrook will soon have one of the best \u2666''\nAmusement Arcades\nin the west. We do business strictly on \"\u00ab'\nthe square. No gambling, games of chance, $''\nor skin games allowed.\nCIGARS, CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO IN CONNECTION\ni.. i\nI HI\nI ,11\n, HI\nI HI\n, HI\n, III\n**********************4\n***********\nRoich Cut Glass\nWe Keep\nENGLISH, AMERICAN AND\nTURKISH CICARETTE8\nAND TOBACCOS\nDOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CICARS\nPETERSON, 10EWE, CtOKAR\nAND 8.B.B. PIPES\nN'n nit prices lo cntcli your Inula,\n(lowla n|ioa!i fin- themselves\nC. P. R. CIGAR STORE, POOL\nROOM AND BARBER SHOP\nCmXT> McDonald, Mmmgor\nI'lanbrook, H. C.\nCRANBROOK TRADING CO.\nCorner Van Home nml Dnrtck'AveB,\nTelephone No. ls:J\nA STYLISH TURN-OUT\nIt will plt-axe your family, help your\nbuBtneaa, and make you happy\nin Cranbrook several days tin) past\nI week on legal business.\nI A. !\u2022:. Walls, oi Waits-burg, has\nbeen iu town several days tin- pant\nweek.\n' P. G. Calioon, of the Baker Lumber Lumber company, Waldo, vvns in\nCranbrook on Saturday.\nW. McDonald ami W. HoRae, of\nCalgary, were in Cranbrook for Hie\n\u25a0aces.\n\u2022 Alex. MeDougall, one of Ferule's\nlumber barons, came into Cranbrook\non Saturday to attend the races.\nI N. C, McKinsiry returned from a\nbusiness trip to Lothbrldgc on Saturday.\n| II. Bocking and wife, ol K.ngsgate,\nwcio Cranbrook visitors on Friday\nlast.\n! Thomas Tiirley, of the firm ol\nTurley & Smith, returned from a\ntrip along the Crow on Friday*\nj Judge Wilson spent Sunday at his\nsummer home in Nelson w iili hi>>\n. family.\n| V. A. Itollins, who was ill with\ntonsilltfs last week, was able to be\naround again in time for the races.\nIt. It. Bruce, the well known real\nestate man of Wilraer, was in Cranbrook on Friday.\nAndy Johnson, the Moj ie hotel\nman, was in town at the end of the\nweek.\nHarry Dimmock, one ol Movie's\nhotel men, was in Cranbrook last\nFriday.\nIt. E. Beattic returned from Calgary on Friday, where he went on\nbusiness.\nFOB SALE-HIgh grade O.\nHelntzman piano for sale ctieap.\nEasy terms. Apply L. W. Tatmore,\nCity. 7-tt\nA handsome new desk lias been installed in the Cosmopolitan hotel.\nThe work was done by the King\nLumber Mills, Limited.\nof\nMcLaughlin Carriages\nAre the Best\nMany peoplfl have called at our Show\nBooms and told tie tlioy would have no\nno oilier limn 11 Mcl.-wiiihltn.\nONCE\u2014ALWAYS\nItcmember: Quality remains long after\nprlcfl is\u00bb forgotten\nHARNESS REPAIRING. FLOUR A FEED\nFor Li'.'iutiful p.itlorns mil oxiiiiisifo outtlllgB\nin OUT (ILASS wo will bo pleased to sliow\nyou our Btock, Look il over, if you wish to\niiiiiko ;t purchase,or if you simply wish to enjoy\nseeing its beauty.\nW. F. TATE\n\"The Jeweler\"\nOillclal ffiiloli\nlor Q. I\nIn.nc\nII.\nBAKER & BANFIELDi;\nCARPENTERS & CONTRACTORS\nBop to announce tliiit tlmy are ripw opon to ^ivo catinmtoB\nfor Ooutriiiila, large or uniall. All our quotations are reasonable, ami nothing but flrst-clasa work. Im us iniotu yon\nfor your bnikling, nml t'olllpnre our prices with all others in\ntown.\nP. O. BOX 203\nLOCAL NOTES\n*)*\u00ab**\u00bb\nPICKED CI' ABOUT THE CITY BY\nASKING QUESTIONS OP\nMANY PEOPLE.\nI'eter Hnss, \"Chicken Bete,\" was\nn Cranbrook on Friday. |\nRobert Huggftrd, \"Silver Cat Bop'1\ntvns iu dranUrook on Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. .1. I). McBrtde returned from Calgary on Saturday lasi.\nI. Morau, of Crest on, was in Cranbrook for tbe races.\nF. O'Neil, of Oalgary, was In\nCranbrook (or the races.\nAlex. Burns, of Wardncr, was tn\nCranbrook on FrMay.\nBud Leahy left for Ottawa, (mt.,\nlast Sunday for a vacation.\nClifford Staples, ot Wycliffe, took\niu the races this week.\nIL McMitlar, of Calgary, was in\nCranbrook Monday and Tuesday.\nS. Potter, of Moylo, was in Cnn-\nbrook at the beginning of ihe week.\nDon't forget that ad free miners'\nlicenses expire on May 31st.\nE. O. Owynne, of Moyie, was in\nCranbrook on Monday and Tuesday.\nR. It. Bruce, of Wardncr, was in\nCianhrook (or the races.\nJ. W. Terney, or Nelson, was in\nCranbrook for tlio races.\na. Parker, Dominion Inspector\nweights and measures, has been in\nCranbrook during tbe last ten days\nmi oflloial business.\nMr. and Mrs. .1. Seott returned on\nSaturday from Moo.sc .law, where\nthey had bi-en attending the funeral\nul Mrs. Seott's lather, P. Navin.\n.1. F. Smith, of the government office accompanied by Mrs. Smith,\nwill leave next Saturday for a three\nmonths tour of the British Isles.\nFOB SALE\u2014Combination mlliard\nand pool table. Can be set up or\ntaken down in two minutes. Cheap.\n-L. W. Patmore, City. 8-tf\nPaul Handle)*, of Marysville, who\nhas been very ill with pneumonia, is\naround again and was shaking bands\nwith Cranbrook friends this week.\nBiehard .Joyce, of Hie Rock Creek\nLumber company, of Fori Steele\nI Junction, was In Cranbrook on Friday.\nMrs. Frank Worthlngton, of Fort\nSteele, spent seberal days in traii-\nbrook at the end of last week and the\nbeginning of this.\nF. R. Morris went to Ndsol) oh\nFriday to accompany Ben l-nsh who\nwill spend his annual vacation in\nIbat city.\nI WANTED-CoptM of the Cranbrook Herald ol the following dates:\nJuly 12, November 2H and December\n13, 1000. Apply to the Herald office. 8-tf\nMrs. J. W. doss, of Waldo, has\ngone to spend several months at her\nI home in Winnipeg, and at White-\n1 mouth, the home of Mr. Boss.\nI Harry Bramlford, the popular\nproprietor of the Wyclifte hotel, was\ntaking in the races at the beginning\nof tbe week.\nI WANTED-Position by professional\nlady cook. Place in country preferred. Apply Mrs. M. J. Owen,\nGeneral Delivery, City. \u00bb-2t*\nA. F. Krapfel, manager of the\nNorth Star Lumber company, uf\nKlko, was in Crnnhrook tor the\nraces.\nDr. Tolmie, Dominion veterinary ih-\nspcelur, of Vancouver, was in Cranbrook for the races and acted as one\nof the judges.\nHarry Wright, government agent at\n(Nelson, was in Cranbrook for the\ntrioits ui old masters.\nT. tj. Proctor, the genial. Nelson\nreal estate man, passed through\nCranbrook uu unite for Klko on Friday, returning in timo for ihe races\non Monday,\nLadies, Attention! Mrs. Lloyd\nrepresenting the Cowan Chocolate aud\nCocoa Co. of Toronto, will demon-\nstrata tho merits of then high-class\npalate-ticklers at Fink's Pure Footi\n(U'ticery. Demonstration will begin\non Friday, May 15.\nTwo or three of tlio crossings between the residential districts and\nthe schools, ate in bad shape ami\nlender it necessary for both teachers\nand scholars to wudo through water\nami mud during rainy weather.\nClms. Farrell, the well known mining man uf Movie, was in Cranbrook\nal the cud ol last week arranging foi\nllie incorporation of his mine, im\nSociety Girl, which adjoins llie St.\nEugciiu mine.\nA dance will lie given in Spcers1\nhall, Crest on, on Monday, May 25.\n(iood music, defresliments will he\nsened at 12..'tu, and a good time is\nguaranteed. Fun starts at. u o'clock.\nAdmission $1. Ladies free. !i-lt\nThe store thai does the most good\nto a community is tho store to pair\nronizo. Fink's Pure Food Grocer)\nhas been a tower of strength in raising Cratihrook to its present standard.\nFor Victoria Day the Canadian\nPacific Railway company announce a\nrate of fare ai\u00bbl one-third for the\noiind trip. Tickets on sale May\n22nd to May 25th, inclusive, final return limit May 27th.\nA. A. Moodie, president ol the\nWestern Canada Turf association, of\nCalgary, was in Cranbrook for the\nraces. Mr. Moodie is a thorough\nhorseman, lie rode \"Boundless\" to\nvictory in the American derby at\nChicago in 18U2.\nCoi bell iV, Co. have finished the\nrtHpainling, decorating and furuishiug\nof the Wentworth hotel, and it is now\none of the neatest and most comfortable hostelrys in the district. Everything is new and up-to-date and the\nrvice leaves nothing to be desired.\nA. B. Williams, of Vancouver, provincial game warden, spent part of\nThursday and Friday last in Cranbrook conferring with members ol\nthe Cranbrook Game Protective association. Mr. Williams left for Pernio on Friday and while in that district will investigate the merits of\nthe two proposed game preserves.\nMr. Williams is a gentleman' who has\nllie subject of game preservnlton\nthoroughly at heart.\nWATCH THE DISTRICT GROW\nBorn\u2014At Cranbrook on May 15th,\nBIOS, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clark,\na daughter.\nA CARD\nI take this opportunity of thanking\nthe people of Cranbrook and vicinity\nfor their patronage during our time\nat Berry Creek and heartily recommend our successors, Mr. and Mis.\nBryden, who expect to make il an\nideal summer resort.\n0 Mrs. E. II. Burge.\nNAUGHTY BLT CLEVER\nIt is said that Prince Helie tie\nSagaii was very shy during his recent'\nvoyage home to France. From what\nis known of the prince, one can only\nremark \"like Ilel-ie was!\"\u2014Rcginn\nLeader.\nDAVIDSON MAY OPPOSE ROSS.\nW. R. Ross, K.C., M.P.P., for the\nFernie riding is in the running, it is\nsaid, for the cabinet position of minister of public works. If this should\nlie the case Mr. Ross will have to go\nhack to his constituency for endorsement and if he does he wi'l he opposed by William Davidson, of San-\ndoii, B.C., who has been selected 0-\nfche Socialist standard bearer for the\nFernie riding. It is likely that\nDavidson will be chosen to contest\nlire seat in the Dominion elections,\nwhether he wins the contest with\nBoss for the local house or not.\nA. Cummings, of Fernie, took in\nI Ihe races on Monday and Tuesday.\n| What is the matter with Cranbrook 'racesi andrepressed\"himself as more\nhaving a rod and reel club? thaai satisfied wiHi the spoil.\n-\u2666-\nIS SUNG TIIE C. P. R.\nFireman McKinnon. who had a foot\nso badly injured in the wreck at\nBrocket' siding on December 22 last,\nthat amputation became necessary,\nis entering a suit against the C.I'.B.\nfor damages. The courts having decided that Operator Mullen is not to\nblame for the accident, Mr. McKinnon will sue tho company as the responsible party.\n +\nTO FIGHT ALL SUMMER\nOttawa, May 13.\u2014Alter the caucus\nheld this morning the opposition decided to reject Sir Wilfrid Lauder's\npro-offered compromise in regard lo\nthe government s election bill and the\ndebate will consequently be continued.\nlx-ading members of tiie opposition\nsaid if Ihe government was desirous\nof investigating the franchise question in all the provinces, the opposition was quite prepared to take part\ntherein ami to devote its best energies toward bringing out all the facts\nand was prepared to sit till December to do so.\n\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u00bb\u2666\u00bb\u00bb\u2666\u00bb\nj .Nothing Dared, Nothing Done !\n| Nothing Risked, Nothing Won!\n\u2666 As Drills go Down, Shares go Up\n\u2666 Down 1,600 feet\nI Next rise, $2.50 per share\nMARGY D. COUGH, Agent\nPINCHEB CREEK - - ALBERTA\n********************** \u00bb---_-^.tf.ttt ttMM>>;\nHammocks\nOur lino this yeni is larger nml better than ever They\nwere bought with a view to strength and long service.\nI mm. in nml sue tho many pretty patterns we can\nshow yoii.\nFishing- Tackle\nAs usual, we are handling the celebrated CROFT lino\nOur assortment of POLES, FLIES, LINKS, REELS,\nEly., is very large.\nCrOqUd SetS at -..nsonable prices\nTennis Oooils i..,il\u201e:\u201e,i..sia,i,,,,, A Ayer-iQood.\nFootballs and Baseball Goods\nAnd, in fact, all leading lines of Sporting UihkIs Come\n.\u2022uu! have a look.\n\u2022\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666o *********\nROYAL HOTEL\ni\n\u2022 N. I, SAWYER, PROPRIETOR\n1\nMarysville \u25a0 B. C.\nThis is a new Hotel,\nplastered throughout and\nnewly furnished, The |\nRoyal aims to ple&Be the\npublic. Give it a trial.\n*******************************************\n******************************************** ;\nl \u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u25a0 cii ENGAGEMENT RING i\nWe have a nice assortment just in from '\ntho manufacturers, in 14k. and 18k. ,\nsettings. .Some with brand new stones '\nwhich have never been shown before. !\nIf you hiive serious intentions, let's fit\nyou up u'ith the King. |\nt \u00bb\u00bb. _-\u2022 WIL*&OI\\. Gradual* Opt IcUn !\n\u00bb ;\n4*4*4*******4****44*4* *4*4444**444444*****\n********************** ************\n.U*^ FOR BLOWINC OFF A\nFRIEND\nor in other word-, for the\nrefreshment of i-uestr?, Rome of\nour HIGH (LASS WINES are\nnot only desirable, but enM-n-\ntial.\n\"WHITE SEAL\" IS THE BEST\n__^ A.L. McDERMOT\n^m Wholesale Wine Merchant\ng \u00ab|\u201e\"S'\u2014 ^gy PHONE IT\n********************** ***********\n********************** \u00ab\nCRANBROOK DAIRY w''JJSf\"\nNOTICE OF CHANGE IN RATES\ntt'n have frttj ot .\\H1k and vfe an- In,nml to get rid of it. Prions\nI pint l\u00abT ilny., \t\nI i|iiurt per day\nHI i|iiurls fur *l,00\nII \" *|ihi\nI-' \" *I.OO\nla *i.oo\nM \" *1.(JII\nI\nl gallon \u2022\u25a0 ...\nJ <_'allii!is and ovor pi r day\nI'miiii. per . R.\nStation\n$1.00 PER DAY\nCalgary, Alia.\nMcHENRY'S\nMUSIC STORE\nKvi'iylliiiiL' in llie Mimic line\nUP-TO-DATE MU8IG\n\"New Art\" Hull l'lttiioa always\non Inn,.I\nm=h\u00a3nry's orchestra\nV. 11 |!\u201e.\\ \"IS CIUNBKIKIK, B. C.\nMcVliTIE& PARKER\nProvincial Land Surveyors\nUtll.WtV (Nil HIMXIl KNUINHBKIMU\nOFFIf'KS AT I'OUT NTK.KI.K\n(IIIANBIIOOK\nKstlniatua I'urtiMieil\nAND\nole I'. 11. Ilus 25.\n11k I'. 0. Ilex II.\nTelephone, 171,\nlUraaliliHikl Uoi.1 III...\nGeo. R. Leask & Co\nIU 11 LOR S and\nCONTVACTO S\n'\u25bahi work it- our ailvortuieiiienl, I nil wt\nput tlits ml in tht\" Heraltl to\nirill|>llllsiZO it.\nCHANBkOOk, II. C.\nNear Lower Jrnmtrom! Avenue\nTKMU'IIOXK 114\nCANADIAN\nPACIFIC\nRAILWAY COMPANY\nSUMMER EXCURSION RATES EAST\n$60.00\nKllll.M UltANIIHOOK Tn\nWiiinlpc-K. Fort William,\nDuluth. St. Maul, Sioux City\nChicago \t\nNew York \t\nMontreal\nSt. John, N. II.\nSt. Louis\nToronto\nOttawa\nHalifax\nSydney. I.\n. B.\n#72.30\n#103.30\n* 108.50\n9137.50\n. I-MI7.50\n$01.40\n8103.50\nS| US. 50\nSill .!M)\nTicksia\nJM.VK r>,\nan.l 2.1, .\nInns. Kit\nNinety l)i\nII H\n111 Stale MAY I nml IS,\nIII nml 20, ,11)1,V II, 7,22\njliUST ii, 7. 21 nml 23,\nloniiil Trip.\n1 I'l.t-\n..' Mini\nTI10.11\nlilrlln\nI mill.\n..I I'l\nUltei\nKnr\nSlop|ilni! l.'nr\napply tn\nc. 1:. Mcpherson,\nII. P.A.,\nIVINXII'lili. MAN\nitkiiU\nmilieu\nileRtlllt\n.1 Vill\nnne or\nInfnrmntlnn, Rale\n.1. MOF,\nIi. P. .\nNKI.SOV.\n**********************\nWARDNER I\n**********************\n(Krotu our owa corr-.pouil.et)\ngeneral iniinaKer oi\nKItrtric l.lRlit iS\nwas in town Inst\nMr. Henderson,\nllie Hull River\nPuwor company,\nweek on laisiaess.\nMi. Hawthorne, representing the\nHudson's llay company, was doing\nbusiness in town last week.\n1 Califorala woman who was\nasleep tor oiRhtv-flve days, awitkened\nthis week jiisi iu time tor spring\nhiillserllMllill*.\nKilw.inl Klwcll, ol CntJilirook,\nhustling leal estate man, wi\ntown last Tuesday.\ntiie\nA lislietuiun sat on the end id a\nstub,\nMe Halted all day and landed a ellllli,\nHis toot were Wei and liis tliruat\nilrf,\nWhen he goes again it it ill tie suve.1\nlive ami live.\nMr. Adnev,\nHas in May.\nluaetioit lasi\nnrovlne\nok and\nweek 01\nal constable,\nPort Steele\nollleial Inisi-\nMr. Mi-Mas'ter, ol Vancouver, repre-\nsuiitiiig the Canadian llnliher eoni-\n|ialiy, was in eawn last: Wednesday.\nA benevolent Detroit man has presented a lady missionary with live\nthousand dollars in mining stocks.\nII they ate non-nssessahlo the scrip\nwill lie a cheap interior decoration\nlor her Indian bungalow.\nMr. Stopiienron, of Crnnhrook, was\nin town last weak.\nAlex. Burns, of Jukeson, was hi\nI'liutbrook last week.\nMr. Koths. representative ol llie\nCI. K. & .1. Halt company, was\ntown last week.\nII this kind of weather continues\n.tunc brides will have lo figure seal\nskin sneques in the outfits.\nThe r.l'.ll, bridge gang were in\nli.wn lasi week putting up signals.\nClontei\nPer ttie.\n************\n2 MOYIE\n**********************\niKroiu llie -Moyie Leader.)\nTile telephone line between I'rau-\nbtnok and Movie is being rebuilt.\nilias. Karrell is completing ur-\nI'aiigeiuents let' iiiioipoialing a company In handle the Society (III!\npropittv. This property is situated\nImmediately east ol llie SI. Kugenc\nand has long bivn known to he tits\nmakings of a big mine. Hut It will\nrequire considerable capital to develop it, and fur this reason Mr.\nK.iri'i'll has decided to sell slock.\nVbtiul (Hi,nun have already been\nspetii on development, and nearly that,\namount lavs been rcali\/tfd from ore\nshipped.\nALL OVER\n!THE PROVINCE!\nEloveti miles ol tin* lust hitniln-d\nfrom I'rimT Rupert inland have Iktii\nlet to siilMJontractors.\nONE OF THE WONDERS OP THE\nWORLD\nIt has been claimed that the new\nWAX. bridge at LetkbridRe was to\nbe one ol the wonders of the world\nas to length mid height and Mint\nadmirable tittle monthly, \"Kerr's\nLand Doin's\" this month makes some\ncomparisons o( tbe size of some of\nthe world's great bridges that establishes the I.ethbiid\u00a3e bridge to\ngreat renown\u2014makes it as we have\nsaid, one of Uu- wonders ol the\nworld.\nI Tiro height of the bridge is 3U7 loci\nand the length of the h.rupture\nfiom abutment to abutment is one\nmile and loitv-seven feet, or 5.327\nfeet.\nI This bridge is easily the largest\n! railway bridge in the world, as\nthe following Inures will show.\nSome bridges are longer, one or twti\na little higher, hut mine that ;ii'<\nso high are so lung and uiouit that\nate so long ale so high:\nKIM\nxehoiii\n\u25a0OH children are attending\nat I'riiire Rupert.\nTin- sawmill ut\nsunu-d operations.\nl.'oal has been discovered at\nMoody.\nA. I'. Flumorfelt, of Victoria,\nInsured his life Tor $250,000.\nArrowhead has re-\nhas\nOco. .1. Milleniy, of Cranbrook, it is said\nwill lie in Moyie uett Wednesday husv sttmnio:\novening witb his moving picture try.\nshow. It will be in Mortey ball. 1\nThe show will be of a high class | M.\nolder, and the people of Moyie should ual\nthai this will be a\nin the Cariboo coun>\ngive the enterprise every encourage-\n1 lieu I possible. If the show is given\nsullicienl support Mr. Mcllcnry will\nurraiiigo to come here one night each j\nweek.\n.1. Scanhui, the largest iudivid-\n!limber operator in the United\nStates, has purchased forty-seven\nlimits in the Harrison lake district sixty miles from Vancouver.\nWhite here last Sunday lttv. Mr.\nFit-welling was the guest of Mr. aud\n\u2022Irs. W. if. Laird.\nThe H. C. Copper company's\nat Greenwood was re-opened\nweek.\nmine\nlast\nJohn Elmer, representing\nMcDcrmot, of Cranbrook,\ntown Wednesday.\nA. U\nwas 111\nI Alex. Christie n-nd Mr. Lobb, of\nNiagara, the glory ol Ontario for\nfruit, have been visiting Brltlsu\nColumbia and aldinit that this province has the best of it.\ni I\nr\nNiagara suspension s_l lit:.\nHriHiklvu suspension 3,455 135\nLethbr'idgt) 5,327 307\nPecos, Texas 2,180 321\nI.oa, South America 800 338\nKiu\/ua Creek, Pa 3,053 301\n(iokteitk, Asia 2,275 320\nUiiebcc bridge 8-300 150\nTav, Scotland 10,320 M\nForth, Scotland 0,700 151\nOf these bridges at present the.\nPecos bridge in Texas Is the largest\nwith the Kinzua bridge In Peonsyl-\n011 the North American Continent,\nv.mi\/. second.\nMiss Hazel Cline was up from! The Canadian Mining Institute pro-\nCralihrook the first of -. the week poses to establish a library al\nvisiting with Miss Edith Hawke. | Greenwood.\nNest\nApril\nwork-\nK. II. Small has had a new bail The output of the Crows\nand fixtures put iu the Cosmopolitan Pass Coal company during\nhotel at Cranbrook and baa had averages 3,200 tons for each\nmany other improvements made on,lug day\nlhu place.\nJones spent Friday last\nPeler I.nml was in Marvsvlllo last\nweek\".\n.lames McLaren, limber cruiser for\nthe Crows Nest Pass Lumber company, uas in town the past week.\nL\nThe\nthe went lie\nseason is favor\nbumper crop.\nof\nel; we had plenty 1\ncrops are looking line,\nthe balance of\n>le wc will have\nfor\nfor\nArthur Ilein left last Friday\nSeattle, Wash., to visit old acquaintances before leaving for California where be intends L-otag into\nfruit raising. Here s wishing liliu\nsuccess.\"\n(ipnile reader do not forget Ihe\nsocial to he held in Hie Library\nhall on the 2\u00abth under the auspices\nof the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian\netiurch. Help along a good cause by\nyour presence.\nProvincial Constable Adnev was assisting on the police force during the\ndays of the races.\nGraham Uunohoe was\nCranbrook on Sundav.\nvisiting in\nMrs. Peter Lund, Grandma Lund\nand Mrs. Huber were visiting in\nFort Steele the liist of the week.\nFred Hurgess and II. Lai'\nspent Sunday in Fort Steele.\nilntic\nArthur Lund aud ft.\nSundav in Cranbrook.\nMarkli- spent\nA number ol Wardncr citizens took\nin the races in Cra'nlmK.k. Thev all\nreport having a good lime.\n\\ slmw was given in the Library\nhall on Monday evening last, which\nwas very poorly patronized. Wardncr people know a good thing when\nthey see It.\nMrs. C. A. Foote will leave neit\nMonday for Toronto and other points\nin Ontario, where she will visit for a\nmonth or two with relatives. In recognition of her many kind acts In\nassisting in every undertaking for\nthe benefit of the town, her numerous\nfrieni-ls gave her a pleasant surprise\nat tbe Hri-wry building last night in\nIhe way of a' surprise party. It Is\nHie wish of alt lb.it she has an enjoyable trip.\nSome time last Monday night the\nstore of .1. W. Fitch was broken into\nand alioul $ii taken out of the cash\nregister. Entrance was gained liy\nbreaking the glass iu the door,\nwhich allowed tiro hand lo be reach-d\nin lu turn the spring lock. No\ngoods were missed from tiro store.\nThere Is as vet no clue to the culprit.\nDr. .1. U. Porter, professor of iniii-\nng at Mcdill, and his party uf students were at Moyie for a week studying mining and milling at the St.\nEugene. The students left iu their\nspecial cars yesteiilay for Nelson,\nItos-iluud ami the Boundary. l>r\nPorter left a day or two ahead to attend llie Mining Institute meeting at\nItossland.\nA bunch ol live pulled out of Moyie\nme day last week (or the Finlay riv\ner district in the northern part of\nthe province. They arc l\"eter\nEnoch, Marius Peterson, Emit Johnson, Peler Sundberg, and Emil Olson.\nThey went via Spokane and Seattle.\nIt is their intention lo spend the\nwhole summer in that northern country.\nJ. .1. Murphy, one ol the pioneer\nmerchants of Moyie, left today for\nllosmer, where he will remain for\ntwo or three weeks before going to\nSale Lake City. The very best\nwishes of everyone goes with Mr.\nMurphy, for he leaves none hot friends\nbehind.\nThe (Jueeu mine at Salmo has been\nsold to American parties. The consideration is said to be $175,11(10.\nA joint slock company lias heeu\nformed to start canneries at Vernon\nand Kelowna.\nOver forty applications have been\necolvcd for liquor licenses at Prince\nRupert.\nFire completely destroyed the\nVancouver Sash & Dour factory on\nFalse creek last, week, the loss being\n$30,000.\n.1. II. McDonald, superintendent of\ntbe Uossland Engineering works, has\nbeen appointed collector of customs\nfor Ihe port of Uossland.\nI'lio resignal\non of Archbishop Ortb\nis announcer\nin Hie Roman Catho-\ncathedral 1\nt Victoria last weak.\nft******************\n; ELKO AND TOBAC i\nCO PLAINS 1\n.AAAA A&&AA A __fe^___A^_3-\n(From our own corrwoonAent).\nKlessed is he who fitideth a true\nfriend.\nMr. John Molt is pushing the work\non his ditch which will irrigate some\nfine fruit land near Elko. Lot TOOK\nand other pieces of Mr. Mutt's land\nwill be covered by this ditch, which\nis now under construction, from the\nBurton stream about two ami a half\nmiles northwest of town.\nMr. Ohorgfell and family moved into town from K alt spell tli'is week.\nMi. Ohorgfell is in dirge of the\nNorth Shu mill machinery all Elko.\n(From the Fernie Kret Pre it.)\nDr. Corsan is making a tenuis lawn\nof the vacant lot next Bonnell &\nCorsan's oflice.\nThere, is already in prospeel about\none quarter of a million dollars\nworth of building to be done this\nyear In Fernie.\nV. Hyde Maker, of Cranbrook, and\nC. D. McNab, of Waldo, lUrectors of\nthe Wood-.McNab Lumber company,\ncame in on Wednesday and regi-t\u00abred-\nat tbe Fernie.\nTiro payroll of tbe Crows Nest Pai\nThen. C. Dennis, H.Sc, of the department id mines, Ottawa, is making an official tour of British Columbia.\nThe contract for the irrigation\nditch to water the lands of the\nB. C. Investment company at\nPenny's Station near K am loops, has\nbeen lei.\nA new town to he called\nCharlotte is to be laid out at\nmouih (tf the Skceua river.\nQueen\nthe\nA post office has been established\nal Deiiora, near Eholt.\nTiie stea ship Taunton is loading\n3,000,000 of British Columbia lumber\nfor Australia.\nField Brothers, of Victoria, have\npurchased lifty section of timber at\nBella Coota. ' The consideration wal\n$65,000.\nThe Canadian-Mexican line steamer\nLansdale took a cargo of British Columbia lumber to Mexico recently.\nSamples of British Columbia salmon collected in all parts of Canada,\nWere analyzed by the stall of the\ninland revenue department last week\nand every one found good.\nOne of the largest sawmills In the\nnorthwest will he erected at Moresby\nisland, Queen Charlotte group. The\nmill will have a capacity of 300 feet\na day.\n, 4\t\nEVIDENTLY A GREAT COUNTRY\nThe Herald is in receipt of a\nbooklet published by the Commercial\nclub of Medford, Oregon, called,\n\"Medford, Oregon ami t he Rogue\nHiver Valley, the Land of Plenty.\"\nTiro booklet was sent to the Herald\n... .by P. .1. McMahon. It Is\nCoal company for the month of April |maKiiillcent.y illustrated and Mie let-\namounts to $140,557.75. Tb\u00bb money tCr press is full of information\nwill be put Into local circulation to- about tbe fruit lands of that beautl-\nmorrow.\nEVA KISSED JOE\nVancouver, B.C., May 11.\u2014At the\nconclusion of the trial when Joe\nMartin, K.C., successfully defended\nEva McDaniels on the charge of murdering George Black, a logger, by\ndemimonde being released from\ndeniimoi*iaine, being released from\nllie dock, kissed the redoubtable\nJoe.\nNEW BREWERY AT FERNIE\nFernie, May IL\u2014Kernie-Fort Steele\nBrewing conipanv has awarded the\ncontract to build a new $200,00ii\nmodern brewing plant for the concern\nto Mr. Stanley, of Spokane.\n \u2666\nAMERICANS COMING IN\nIt is said that between 90,000 and\n100,000 American settlers will settle\nin the Canadian west during 1008\nand that there will be a million\nacres more under crop this year than\nlast.\n\u2666\nMIKE PHILLIPS NOT GUILTY\nMacleod, May 9.\u2014\"Gentlemen of\nllie jurv, have you agreed upon a\nverdict?1'\n\"We have. Not guilty,\" was the\nreply of Win. Barclay, the foreman of\ntiie jury on whose hands rested tho\nfate of Ma-ine Pylyp\/.uk, otherwise\nknown as Mike Phillips.\nMike Phillips was tried on a\ncharge of murdering a woman of the\ndemimond known as Monty Lewis.\nThe prisoner was defended by Colin\nMacleod, whose address to tiie jury\nis said to have saved the prisoner's\nlife.\nW. II. Iliinali,\ncouver, was ii\nthis week.\n' Winnipeg ami A'an-\nlm\\n several davs\nF. Armstrong, goveiiin\nCranbrook, was an 'El\ni week.\n1- it|$eul\nvisitor\nT. ft.\ndown to\npoints.\nProctor, uf Nelson, went\nWaldo ami Kuotenay river\n-. 1.\nKnsl Kinrtt toolt the cast hound ci-\npri'ss on Wnlii-srluy lor a two months\nvisit tn the east.\nH'Imi iiiiii|iliiti'il, llie new brewer?\nol Hie h'ernie-KoiI Steele llrvwiiig\ncompnriy will hu capable of lni'iiiim,\nmil mi,nun barrels nl beer every\ntwelve iiioiilli.s. For those who like\nllRiires ut might just state that the\nshove oiitpul means about 15,nnii.inib\nilrinKs per year. At the usual price\nif a lull uf sails this amount of\nllxir would sell lor nearly J3,00U,-\n000.\nIv A. Lilly, ol Cranbrook, ailjustej-\nlor Ibe lire insurance companies in\nthe hYrnie lintel fire was in the city\nthis week anil strarjchlemil out. the\nloss eaiiseil by the recent fire. N. F..\nSiiililaliv. Hie heaviest loser, received\n\",0,99.1, while the oilier loss was\nsatisfactorily settled. The companies carrying Ihe risk were tbe I.aw\nUn|ott * Crown, Northern, llritish\nAmerican. New York Underwriters,\nAetna, Liverpool ,v London & (Hols',\nami Atlas. dec & Moflatit are\ntheir local attests. ,\nfnl country.\nPAPER FOR COLEMAN\nnews-\n('uliman, Alberta, bos a\npaper. Tho Coleman Miner is a\nwell printed, well edited sheet ot\nelelit pages a'nil II. S. French, the\neditor ami proprietor, Is to be congratulated on bis entrance into the\niiilirii.ilistic Held ol the Crows Nest\nPass.\nQUEBEC TERCENTERARY\nWc have received the Quebec, number of \"Onward,\" an illustrated\nwecklv published by William Hriggs,\nToronto, containing Ave articles on\nthe founding, five sieges and conquest\n\"I Quebec, with twenty-lour engravings, (lives popular account ot\na subject of interest to all Canadians. ShiiI lor free sample.\nA GREAT EDITION\nThe Victoria Times lias gotten out\na special edition 'descriptive ol\nVancouver island and its resources.\nII is well illustrated and tiie letter\npress is most interesting. Tbe edition\nreflects great credit on both the editorial and business staff ot the\nTimes.\n .\t\nNOT (1UILTV\n.lack Mullen, tbe telegraph operator\nat Plnehcr Creek, who was charged\nwith causing a death by neglect of\nduly, was tound not guilty by the\njury at the sitting ot the court at\nMacleod last Tuesday.\n \u2666\t\nWITH APOLOGIES TO DAVID\nThe politician is my shepherd. I\nshall not want tor anything in this\ncampaign: He leadeth me Into tbe saloon for my vote's sake. He fllleth\nmy pockets with good cigars, my cup\nol beer runneth over. He einquireth\ninto my family, even Into tho fourth\ngeneration. Yea, though I walk\nthrough the mud and rain tn vote for\nhim, and shout myself hoarse when\nbe is elected, straightway he for-\ngetteth me. Although 1 meet him\nat his own bouse, he knowetb mt\nnot. Surely, the wool has been pulled over mine eyes all the days ot my\nlife, and I shall dwell in the \"house ol\na chump lorever.\nt\t\nNOTICE\nI will not be responsible tor any\ndebts contracted under the name ul\nIVzall Urns., after April liitb.\n8-31* John Detail.\nJOE MARAP0DI\nSHOE SHOP\nReptirinK a Specialty\nAikoin Block, Cranbrook\n**********************\nj Old Curiosity !\nShop\nJOSEPH fl. McLEtN, Pra-rkler ; J\nIS A DIRECTOR OF TIIE C.P.R.\nLieutenant Governor Dunsmuir lias\nbeen ejected a director ol the Canadian Pacific railway.\nDealer in\nAll Classes ol Secondhand Goods\nBUYER OP FURS\nFiirnitnre ol All Kinds, both\nNew anil Second-hand\nSage's Old Stand, Han-\nton Avenue\ni\nStyle and Value\nSome men put correct\nstyle above everything eke,\nwhen selecting Suits and\nOvercoats. Other* demand\nwear.\nThe Fit-Reform trademark is in the pocket of Fit-\nReform garments to guarantee that you will get both.\nThis trademark is the\nall-important part of a Suit\nor Overcoat.\nIt's the biggest \"little\nthing\" in Canada, because\nit stands for the best there\nis in tailoring.\nLook for it when you\ncome for your new Suits.\nBURNS BROS.\nCranbrook, B. C.\nDOMINION!\nEXHIBITION!\nCALGARY, ALBERTA\nJUNE 29 TO JULY 9, 1908\n$25,000 in Prizes\n$60,000 expended in New Buildings\nand Improvements\n$13,000 in Purses\n5trobel's Air Ship, The Novellos\nGreat Trained Animal Show and\nother High-Class Attractions\n91st Highlanders' Band.\nIowa State Band\nRough Riding by Real Cowboys\nIndian, Squaw and Travois Races\nKisliici'il Fares from till points ill Ciinniln.\nYour opportunity to see the lust Urent West.\nWrite for descriptive pniiiplilot to\nE. L. RICHARDSON, Manager ;;\n: *****************************\nFRED ROO\nThe well-known Gouenil Monliiuit\nIS\npli'iiscil to mako\nTHE\nnnnomicomeiit that Im nirrios nil kiiuls\not niurcliaiulise, nml received the\nBIGGEST\nstock of Fishing Tackle ever seen here.\nSome jealous person mii'ht call me a\nLIAR\nBut Fred Koo is happy\nIN\nknowing that he has a reputation in\nELKO\nfor voracity which is worth more to hint\nthan untold (\u25a0old.\nI\nOuktr In\u2014\nHirlwarc\n*\nlltrnti \u2022\u25a0< SuMIci\n\u2022\nMlitri' ui Pre*-\np-cun' Sap-licit\nDry UMdi\n*\nUnKCrl-l\n*\nRiwFm\nFruit ut (\u2022\u25a0\u2022>\n*\nl-flan CurlH\n\u2022\u25a0<\nFltklil TtcUt Hut\nCMcinH\u00bbl>l-li\nTHEROOSVILLECASH STORES\nFRED ROO, Proprietor\nROOSVIIXE, 8. C. III.KO, B. C.\n***********\ni\n******************\n\"IMPERATOR\" BRAND\nHam and Bacon\nI'nt up liy our people, is the liest iu\n('unuihi. The trouble is to get\nenoiu-li, owini; to shortage of suitable hogs. We have a supply of this\nHum and lliuon tiow,\nP. BURNS \u00ab\u00bb ;\u2022'\" ,''\u00ab\"\"\u2022\"* ,\"i\"l!\u00bb0t *h*\nM ff'tTrryel1\"0 ' ' * I ^ >\u00bb\" -'\u00ab\u00bb ^ affected\neach year or ttaiee Hats, trtto said Kkoukumchuck Creek and\n..\u2022file .a^cVis msx - \"\u00abiimssi fcj^\u00bbanais\nhomesteader reside., upon a larm. In J)^1 f\u2122\" ,i^\u00bbcs15^'; JJJJJ;\n10031, 111502, DW.'I, 15175, 15170,\n Lots 0033,\n,01110, 0015, 0021, 0022, 7222, 0455,\n[Group I, Knntenay District, and vacant Crown Lands.\nMated at Crunlironk, B.C., this\nKill day ol May, A.D. 1900.\nW. V. Ourd,\nSolicitor lor Itichard G. Hani well.\n\u00ab-H\nthe vicinity of the land entered fur,\nthe requirements as to residence may ,\nbe satisfied by suoh person residing I !?!?-\u2022 i-\u00bbit.i. l\u00bb.\u00ab.-s and\nwith the father or mother.\n(3). II the settler has his permanent residence upon 'arming land\nowned by him in the vicinity ol his\nhomestead, the requirements as tu\nresilience may be satisheil by resilience upon the said laud.\nSix months' notice in writing\nshould be given to the Commissioner\nol Dominion Lands at Ottawa ot intention to apply tor patent.\nCOAL\u2014Coal mining rights may be\nleased for a period ol tweuty-unc\nyears at an annual rental ol (1 per\nune. Not more than 2,570 acres\nshall be leased to one individual or\ncompany. A royalty at the rate ol\nlive cents per ton shall be collected on\nthe merchantable coal mined.\nW W CORY\nDeputy ol the Minister ol Hie Interior\n3-20t\nLIQUOR LICENSE ACT\nNotice is hereby given that one\n\u2022aonth after date I intend to apply\nto the Superintendent ol Provincial\nPolice lor a renewal ol my Hotel\nLicense to sell intoxicating liquors,\nsmler the provisions ol the Statutes\nin that behalf, in the premises\nknown and described as the\nCentral Hotel, situated ot Marys-\neille, II. C, to commence on the\n1st day ol July, 1908.\nPaul Hanillev.\nMatysvllle, B. C, April 27th,\n1H8.' 6-lt\n:: \"STEWART'S\";\nThe Umllail Fruit Store\nNTKAWBKKKIK*, TMIATOW\nITl'IIMIIKIIN\nQKKNN ONIONS I.KTTM'K\nHELMUT\nHUl.KWlHIl) lilt: OKKAM\nITKWAUT'H FINK CHOCOI.ATKS\nHUGH STEWART\nI'luine 75 \u2022 Armstrong Ave,\nLIQUOIt LICENSE ACT\nNotice is hereby given that one\nmonth alter date 1 intend to apply\nlo the Superintendent of Provincial\nPolice for a renewal ol my Hotel\nLicense to sell intoxicating liquors,\nunder the provisions ol the Statutes\nin that behalf, in the premises\nknown and described as the\nRoval Hotel, situated at Marysville. B. C, to commence on the\n1st dav ol July, 1908.\nII. L. Sawyer.\nMarysville, II. C, April 27th\nJ908. 0-4t\nLIQUOR LICENSE ACT\nNotice is hereby given that one\nmonth alter date I Intend to apply-\nto the Superintendent ol Provincial\nPolice for a renewal ol my Hotel\nLicense to sell intoxicating liquors,\n\u25a0nder the provisions ol the Statutes\nk that behalf, in the premises\nknown and described as the\nWardncr Hotel, situated at Wardncr.\nII. 0.i to commence on the\n1st day ol July, 1908.\nR. II. Bohart.\nWardncr, B. C, April 27th\n1108. 0-4t\nFOR SALE\n120 acres ot land, very suitable tot\ncombined stock and Imlt larm, 2un\nteres is first-class bottom land with\n\u2022ever falling stream ol excellent\nwater Bordering on south side Is a\nfine lake ol about 200 acres, a large\nsjuantity ol open country, surrounding\nsuitable lor grazing stock. Some\nImprovements. Clear title. Enquire \"O. S,\" Herald office. 1-181\n**********************\nThe Dr-ymua who rnfwadi\npromptly to orden\nTHAT IS WORDEN\nil nil kind,\n11,. milk,\nI *J>\"l'illlt,V\nnl\nTRANSFER BUSINESS\nAND UOVINfl I'l.lXOK\nIf you -mil y-nir RllrliituxaJUuved\nwifely, vim li'l.l lielO-rcallllji\nW'KKDKN\nII NDI.KS THE tlRsT OK COAL\nAlau deliver* HI'ltAlt illr et front\nthe i-ptlni-ry llir.ngli lb\" whole-\nmiie people lo the ri'tnil\ntrade\nTELEPHONE Ml\nOffieii in Cranbrook Hotel llliwlt\nW. E. WORDEN\n**********************\nFlfTVTKHlMNO DOLLAR LAND\nDEAL\nIIKAI.K i El.ttKI.I. HANDLE I\n1110 PROPOSITION\nIt'll\nOne ol the largest transactions i\nSouth East Kootenav real estate lias ' si i\njust been completed, wllojeby Ouuil | pin\nacres ol Iruit lauds iu the neighbor-'\nhood ol Elko has changed burro's. Tho\ndeal was put through by the real estate linn ul Ik-ale .v. Elwcll, ol Clan-\nbrook. The consideration Is appros-\ninrately tlM.uuii, the purchasers bc-\ning Spokane people. H is probable\nthat this land will now lie divided\ninto small holdings, lor which class\nof property the demand is increasing\nso rapidly. Mr. Elwcll lias Just ie-\nturnnl Ironi Alberta, and while away\nvisited vYeiaskiuin, llarilisly, Cain-\nrose, Medicine Hat, Calgary anil\nseveral other points and all over Will\nwest crops ure looking well. The\nsining wheat is up ami the tall wheal\nis six or eight inches high. The recent, rains have dune wonders .mil\nhave lava prevalent over Northern\nand Soiiibern Atlierta and nol local-\niked to any- particular area. Everybody is clioerlul and feeling good oVel\nthe situation. At llarilisly, John\nHrrckcnrrdgc has the contract Il'olll\nllie Dominion government [or building\nseventy miles ol eight foot Icnce lo\nstirrouiiit the buffalo park, wlfete the\n7IKI buffalo will be preserved. This\nis a large undertaking. Mr. Elwcll\nmet many old Cranbrook friends.\nWaller Kdwnltls, who has the Wc-\ntaskawiii-llardisty run, wishes lit'\nwas hack iu Cranbrook, misses tin\npeople very much ami wished lo lie\nremeinliercd to his many old friends.\nWalter is looking well.\nllll.MPlMi .StJl llll-.KS 1,1 .Mi,i\nINTO CAS ADA\n(Toronto World.)\nIi you happened any ol these d.i\nlo ne going up i\" ' \"halt over i\nslate-ownctl railway, the rtiiin\n|A MiH 1,1 MIIKIIM AS S JOURNAL\nSUPERIORITY is the mark th.it distinguishes\nVolume I, \\\" I\nolumhia Tlinhenn i\niper, llie publ\nIlls ,\niskauung, you \\iould sec\nsbei.\nThe p\nI'd to\nre British '\nhand. I'.\niblisl\nT.\nsight:\nlutes, going\ntion purposes\nsi ling thai\nids\niu UNA\nHi, ol (he\nI lie pi\nAnd hu\nwill be\n'II..\nLhu\nPati\nti-dumpuig I..\n, hall\nthen\napple\nined then)\ntughlcrtng\nIn\nhe)\nthev\nOn Is\nr.\nlinn-ills, Ui\n s I'lea\nthill Mr.\nOl lll.S fit V\nililorial page ol\n\u25a0U'i-1 mil.i.i Timlierm.iii\n. isou ins'.ts no ml induct\ne trade ul our hand.-, as\ni | .'i nllelu.i.i ui-ll ,ii,\nknown, whose ability I..-.:\ns I In-ill rccognizi il. In evi i v i\nc tending tn Hie betterment\ni ' Imhlier Indiislry. in Ifris prov\n.,, I'.iit-is.tii has always taken a\n11purl. His practical ui-qii.iiiii.mi-,\nship iviih every branch oi the Inn\nilber industry ot British Cnruinhru\ni |i iliim-d with a keen insigitl im\nivory question affecting the Intuit-\nndiistiv. iii.il qualities him to col\nriliuto Ihe leading nrtioles iu a join\nal Hi.it has the Interests of llrltis\noliiliiliia's greatest iiidtlstri a\nfcart, iiiu renders, therefor,-, c.i\nveil leel assured tli.n Urn\nions l.iken up and ili:\niit.nlli. to iiioiilh in\n.age a\/ill lie treated i\n.im- manner.\"\nItU'\nt.iit\n.tt Til\nOlll\"\nall\n(du\nll 111\nII \u00abt\n. SI'lit\nOt |llll I MIS oil\ncase, ami in tbe\nforeign siml tiiicn\nIn ; ic liiiiiln-1 ol\nliiey leave nlreilily\nliiii'i.il stumping tax.\nmm ;>.- luilicioiis iii-ie it not\nall) p.\nTHE HUME\nNelson's Leading Hotel\nRooms with Baths, 'Phone in\nevery room\nHurler Shop on the premises.\nThoroughly up-to-date.\nRales, $2 00 a day and up.\nP. WELLS, Proprietor\nTDM KIN, Manager\n1.101JOU LICENSE AIT\nNotice Is Imrcliy given that one\nninth nller dale 1 Intend to apply\nIn the Superintendent ol Provincial\nPolice lor a renewal of my hotel\ncense to sell Intoxicating liquors\nnder the provisions ol llie\nStatutes in that lieliall in the\npremises known and described as the\nPalls View hotel, situated at Marys\nville, B.C., to commence on the\nfust day ol July, 1IIII8.\n('litis. B. Finch.\nMarysville, B.C., April 27th,\nIlilhS. 0-41\nAWNINGS\nAII Si pica nml OoloM. Made on\nShort Notice\nA. QRBNIER, Maker\nArmstrong Ave., Orunbrook\nBAST\nKOOTENAV\nRAILWAY\nLOGGING\nMBBTINO\n\u25a0'.HlH.UKKS\nOP\nCRANBROOk-l ERNIE\nFARMERS' INSTITUTE\n-reiltlent\nT. S. Qui,\n: Ki.K AhIIWUHTII\nKo\ninfo\nation rtifitriling Imnlft\nillnrc \u00ab|t|ily t \"\nOraiibrook, B, 0.\n\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666-\nA. B. M'At*DONALI) IIONORKP BY\nHIS BRUSSBLS FKIKMIS\nA. B. ManltinaM, a brother of M.\nA. Macdonald, o[ the linn of Harvey,\nMcCartcr -kMaednnald, of Miis city,\nwho recently arrived-here from Brussels, Out., and expects later to he-\ncome a member <>f the above firm,\nwas given a most hearty sendofl lie-\nfore he left his eastern home, The\nBrussels Post lias this ttt say of Mr.\nMucdmiald, and the high esteem in\nwhloh Ik- is held by those who know\nhim during the four years and a half\nthat he was practising law in . that\ncity:\n'\u2022After a sojourn of four ami a half\nyears in the practice of law in Brussels, A. It. Macdonald, barrister, left\ntown for Cranbrook, U. t'., win-re ho\nproposes becomiug a member of the\nlegal firm with which bis brother is\nconnected. As a mart, of appreciation in which Mr. Macdonald was\nheld the members of Brussels Lawn\nBowling club assembled at the parlor\nof Dr. Keild last Friday evening when\nan artdress was read by Dr. Feild ami\nW. L. Leatberdalc presentetl a fine\nebony, gold headed cane to the guest.\nMr. Macdonald made a brief but appropriate reply, thanking tbe Bowling\nClub for their generosity and good\nfellowship and expressing bis sincere\nregrets at the severance of the reciprocated friendships as far as bodily\npresence was concerned. lie would\nnever forget Brussels and the very\nenjoyable years spent in it and wished the town and all concerned the\nprosperity thev desired and deserved.\nWhile not requiring so handsome n\nirift tn remind him of Brussels hr\nwould value it as a souvenir id tile\ncarpet town and its bit: Itearted residents who bad treated him so royally, lie would always have happy recollections of Brussels howlers anil\nllie champion football team of the\ntown with whom be had been so\nclosely associated. Impromptu\nspeeches, expressing regrets and good\nwishes were given by Presmcnl\n|,eart.erdale, J. P. Rowland, -.f the\nStnorlard Bank; D. V. Boss, barrister; A. II. Monteitlv and others, and\nthe interesting function was brought\nto a conclusion hy sinking \"Should\nAuH Acqnaintatieo Be Forgot.\" Mr\nMaedonald was not only president ol\nthe Bowling club and took a very active and practical interest in the\nfootball team. Iwint; preshlent last\nyear when the mUrmedfatc chain\npit'iiship was won and the Ontario\ntankard also. lie had a large and\nlucrative law practice- and his geniality and straightforward dealing\nmade many warm friends both in\nRrusse'K and the surroiiMttag country,\nHe disposed ol his practice to Barrister Montelth, of Stratford, who\nassumed charge on May 1st. Monday\nafternoon's ,1 o'clock train bore away\nour former townsman en route to his\nnew Iroiiie at Cranbrook, B. C, a\nnumber ol citizens accompanying him\nto the depot. If a>\u00bbod wishes have\nnotcnev in the furtberanee of weal in\nthis life Mr. Macdonald should certainly prosper in the west. We hope\nto see Mae. occasionally, at least,\nback to town ami trust he will climb\nto the ton of Ihe ladder in the pro-\nsession of his choice. Brussels commends him to the good people of\nanhrook.\nIn\nHit- liimhci\nhim lo Inn\nperhaps k\ndune. Tli\nto do it.\nSir\nWilfrid Li\ntlinl i ln-it\nllllle mori\nlolil\nTHK BIDDI MM I TRAGEDY\nThe Toronto News [lulilished tlio\nfolluwing:\nRobert Donolly, 08 years of age,\nvery decrepit was arraigned in the\npolice court mi a charge of vagrancy\nhaving been picked up while wandering aimlessly about lho'streets by\ni1; ('. Denton. The old man is it\nsurvival of the Donolly family ot the\nvillage of LiK-au, iu the township of\nUiddulph near Loiiiioii, Out., the\nmembers of which wire murdered so\ncruelly aboul twiyity-three or four\nyears ago. The murder caused *a\ngreat- sensation ul that time, and will\nno doubt be remembered hy many\nreaders. Donolly happened lo be\naway from home at the time, iu that\nway escaping death. When he appeared iu court Ihe old man had nu\nhat. His head was tied up in an old\nhnmlkerchief. which cavern! his ears.\ni-d\nipies\ntil\ncdito\nd,\nFrom all others. - [(Unexcelled in purity, strength and flavor.\nSold by leading grocers from 50c lb.\t\n\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00bb\u00bb\nBe sure and attend the\nBIG DOMINION EXHIBITION\nAT CALGARY, JUNE 29 TO JULY 9\nand stop at the\nQUEENS HOTEL\nH. L. STEPHENS,\nThe Best of Service.\nProprietor\nThe Best of Rooms\n********************** *********\n*********************************************\nNow nml Strictly First Class\nAuiorieun Plan, $-.\"pil per\nTbi.bphoxb 208(1\nly up\n!\niimi l will try i\u00ab\nl Imvc u uu\nago milling\n\"Let mo go,\n.> llokt'l fur In\nIlilll'IVHlillt' VI'.\nme,\" lie said.\n\u2022 -Will you go right nil il 1 li'l\nout?\" liskdl tin' magistrate.\n\"(loll kiunvs I will. 1 ran\nwork anil 1 will nu riglil home.\"\n\"Then go.\"\n\"(oil bless yiiu, sir 1 will\n\"See that he gets some breakh\nailileil the kiml-lioartol magistral\nan iiiiilei'tiine lo a nolicciiiati,\nTWO PKINCK RUPERTS\nVA.N'COUVKIt IID.VItl) OP TRAIIl''\n\"PRINCE RUPERI\nVancouver, Hi'., May lit\nIleal Sir: As there is sin\nuf Ihe investing public II\neiilentally misled as to Hi\nlocation uf certain town luls\nHill SAW MIX STARTED\n(litlili'ii star: Tho CiR.L. company's\nsawmill will euiiimi'iiee operations mi\n\u25a0Muiiilny. This mill, which was just\nrecently built, has a capacity uf\n15(1,11110 feet every ten liuurs and il\niiiu day anil niglil It would cut 50,-\n11110,000 iect, ol lumber iu a season.\nThe main building is 75x200, with a\nplaner room 75x111(1 'cut. The nutlet\nmuse contains a buttery ul six buil-\nrs, and power supplied' by a pair ol\n0x31 cnylucs, with IK Inch driving\nlicit. The planer room Is ilriven by\nlllxlll engine. The i-ompany have\nIsu iuslallisl a double cutting band\nsaw anil Wickes gang, also a uilcul.it\nw tu slab for the gang.\nThis mill contains every modern\nimprovement. The buildings arc\nuipletcly slteeted with iron.\npuis.\n\u25a0 danger\nng nc-\neiureel\nnow\nbeing offered fur sale uu the noi'tli-\nwest coast of this province, I beg\nrespcctlully, in aeculdanee Willi a\nlesuluiiuii ol this board at Us meeting uf last evening, to fall your attention tu ttie Uliih'llluleil copy of a\nletter from ait oflieial ol llie Grand\nTrunk Pacific Railway company, aad\nfurther, ol an official announcement\nt'min the provincial government dated\nat Victoria 1st Inst., and also np-\nicaring In ihe public press. Trust-\nntr thai tun may give this as\nuiieh publicity as possible and\nwith the compliments ol llie board.\n1 remain, ypur obedient servant,\nWm. Skene, Secretary,\n\"The News-Advettisei\" Vancuuver,\nPrUlny, May 1st.)\nNO I'ONNECTJON WITH O.T.I\nI'u the Editor ul The News-Ailvertis-\nSir:\n'llipii:\nbv the\nNOTICE OK\nSHAH\nTake notice that the Iimi meeting\nvl Hie shareholders ol lho E\u00bbt Koo-\noh.\nIn answer tn your numerous\nles I shall be 'obliged il you\ni.l spaee iu yutir valuable paper\nthat the lots ofleral fur sale\nPrince Rupert Tuwnsilc coni-\ninuu arc nol at our Pacific eoast\nlertnlnus \"Prince Unpen\" hut il\nwill be some months bclorc the hits\nair ready to bo placed on the market. Su far no lots have been ofler-\nnr terminus.\nYuurs truly,\n(I. A. McNUIi'ill,\nPurchasing Agent,\nOram! Trunk Pacific Railway.\nOliver, April 30th, 100$\nANOTHER OLD-TIMER (IOXE\nColonel C. M. King, formerly ui\nthe Hotel Allan, Rosstand, Urupncd\ndead at (iul.llleld, Nevada tju May\nIt'll. Colonel King was well knuwu\niu Rossland. to which city he came\nin IK.07, and shortly afterwards married Mrs. Allen, the then proprietress\nI the Allen bouse, lie was a man\n\u25a0I many amiable, traits, and had\nmany friends iu Hosslaud and lho\nKuiiiinays, who will he sorry to\nhear uf ills demise.\nTHK LATE PATRICK NAVIN\nVictoria Colonist:: Tho body ul the\nlaic Patrick Savin was forwarded to\nMouse .law Sunday evening liuiu W.\nII. Smith's' undertaking parlors. Services were held by Rev. Father Caine,\nand over fifty members of the local\nlodge of Kniguts\" of Columbus escorted the remains lo the buat. The\nwidow aud family accompany them.\nDIED\nAt the St. Eugene hospital\nThurwdtty, May 11th, the infant son\nof .Mr. and 'Mrs. Rankin, aged M\ndays. The funeral took place from\nthe hospital nil Friday afternuuu li\nthe Catholic church. Mrs. Rankin is\nstill very ill in the hospital. Mr.\nand Mrs. Rankin will have the sympathy ul tbe whulc community in\ntheir bereavement.\n1 HOTEL ST. FRANCIS\n('has. Habtnbv, Proprietor.\nCor. {Seymour and (Vmlova Sts.\nOpposte 0. P. R. Htiuiun\nVancouver, B. C.\n\u2666\nI\n*********************************************\ni\nJ3\nCanadian Hotel\nOne of the pioneer hotels of Cranbrook. Warm rooms, good meals\nand a bar stocked with the best\nJoseph Braxilt, Proprietor i\neil for sale\n(IOVKIINMKNT NOTI0B\n1'he attention ol the Lands and\nWorks department having been di-\nlecitll lo the laol Unit town lots in\na tuivnsite named Prince Rupert, being a sub-division ol lot M:!, range\n5, const district, situated \"it the\nmainland between the niunili nl the\nSkirn.i river and Kaien Island, are\nbeing offered lor stile, it lias been\ndeemed necessary to warn thu public\nthat the said luwnsile is nut situated at ihe terminus ol Hie Grand\nTrunk Paeilie railway, and is nut llie\nluwnsile which is owned Jointly by\nIhe government nl British Columbia\nml tbe (Ii I Trunk Pacific Railway\nompany.\nF. .1. Fulton,\nChief Commissioner ol Lands and\nWorks. 1 ,\u201e\nLands and Works depart nt, \\lc-\nturia, B.C., May 1st, 1008.\nTHREE WEEKS\nA certain yuung girl in East I.yn\nTned writing like Llitiur Cilyn\nAlter taking une luok\nMummer burnt up the book\nAnd Pupper he spanked her like syn.\n\u2014Lippincutt's Magazine.\nAN EXCELLENT PUBLICATION\nThe official report o! the fifteenth\nannual International convention ot\nthe Northwest Fruit Growers' as-\nBociation held at Vancouver last\nDecember. The report is lull nl Information ft the must useful kind\nand a copy uf it shnuld be in the\nhands nl every fruit gruwer lu the\ndistrict.\nWentworth Hotel\nCORBETT & CO.. Propr\nCRANBROOK\nTine ia the lintel that they t\nWho arc \" they \" ?\nThe people.\nWhy do\" they \"Ulk ?\nOn account of the ftood mi\nlent aervice, aud the cordial,coi\nmeal at thr Wentworth and yoi\nwmBBkwsmLWfflffifflm\n\u2022 comlortablfl rooms, the sscel*\ntreatment accorded to all, Kati\ne a Wentworth boomer. Try it.\n-\u2666-\nFERNIE GETS A DAILY PAPER.\nGeorge O. Melklo has organized a\ncompany In Fernie with a capital ol\n115,000 to publish a daily paper. Mi\nMefkle is a very brave man.\n********************** *********\nFOR SALE\nA number ol Bain and Chuthsin Second-hand Logting\nTrucks. Just Ihe thii.j; for Tie Contractors to buy.\nPor particulars apply to,\nThe East Kootenay Lumber Co.\n\u00bb Cranbrook, B. C.\n********************************\nACROSTIC ON CANADA\n'\u25a0he Referee, an English journal, recently nlteriHl a prize of five pounds\nlor ihe liest acrostic on (anada,\nand the result has just been announced. The first prize has been\nawarded to Miss E. Paulino Johnson the well-known writer, of lirnnt-\nturd. Miss Johnson's rontributiion\nruns as follows:\nCrown ul her, young Vancouver;\ncrest nl her, uld Quebec,\nAtlantic and 'ar PncWe sweeping\nher, keel tn deck.\nNorth ol lift', ice and arctics; southward, a rival's stealth;\nAloft, her empire's pennant; below,\nher nation's wealth.\nDnughler ol men and markets, liear-\nIng within her buhl,\nAppraised at hiftbesl v.iluo, cargoes\nui grain and guld.\nCHILD'S SEVERE BURNS\nHealed by Zam-llllk\nThe little girl ot Mrs. Lewis Best,\nul Carlisle P.O., recently fell against\nthe stove and burned her turehead\nverv Ir.Kllv. Mrs. Best says: \"The\nburn was about the size ul a fifty\ncent piece and was near the nunc.\nIt made mv little girl's eye swell nil\nit almost 'shut, and then she got\ncolli in it. It began tu run matter\nvery badly, and I could not slop It,\nalthough I bathed it pood every nicbt\nand morning. At last 1 sent lor\nsome Zam-Buk, which sunn stopped\nIhe matterntion and very quickly\nhealed the wound. I have never situ\na burn heal so quickly, and I *ni\nsure Kara-Bilk has no equal loi curing\ncuts, ur burns, mill I shall always\nkeep n box on hand in case ol emergency.\"\nEvery homo needs Zam-Buk\ndiseases ul the skill quickly yield\nIt, It is also an excellent remedy lur\npiles (blind ut bleeding), rheumatism,\nore. All druggists and stores --\u2022\u25a0\ncents a hov, nr post paid from the\n'\/\u25a0uu link Co., Toronto.\nTHE RUBBER DOLLAR\nSTORE\n**********************\nKOOTENAY\nELECTORAL DISTRICT\nA ConvenHon of the I.il^rnin\nof Kooti'tmy wilj 1* held at\nIflbn, B, 0., on\nC. M. VanWormoy, Prop-tot\nhanson Ave - - \u2022 Cranbrookj\nIlnrsi.-s, itovcs, new am! sic.'ii\niiitini furniture, moves, Uuvmre, I\ncruckery. glassware, anything and |{ ^^piupo-.^,**\u00bb%\u00a3 ,\neverything from a while cloplianl to|j ;\u201e t(ie n01t Dominion election In\n-\n' \u2666 THURSDAY, JUNE 4,1908\na white mouse.\nYou'll be surprised how lar\ndollar will stretch at uur store. '\nand gaze upon us and uur i\nIt will savo you money and P\nsmile un your lace.\n\u2666\n\u2666 7\nni tbe I.ibeial\nrty.\nlock,\nAll\nSwaiini'll. 0. I..\n. Robertson, B.C.\nSWANNELL & ROBERTSON\nDominion Hn'' llritish Culninhia\nLAND SURVEYORS\n\u2022 II\nI\nThe convention will open \u00abt\np.m., ami all Uberaila are in*\n..ted to attend, hut only \u00abr-\n.rcHllted delgates \u00ab Ul !\u00bb\u2022 iillowod\nu> vote.\nl !.\u25a0;\u25a0 baein; of leprpiiontatnm\nwill be one delegate for every\nr>0 vote\u00ab. nr fnt tiini thereof,\npolled at tiie Iftft 1-omiriion elfe-\nlion. Properly arcredited proxit*n\nwill bo recognized,\nNELSON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION i\nK. J. Deane, Prw\nI). PrnncHoot, Bw\np. 0. Dntwer 7:1::\nVICTORIA, B.C.,\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666' THE CHAN BROOK II KHALI)\n******* *\u2022\u2022************\u2022*\u2022* ****** *************\n \u00bb\u2666\u2666\u2666*>\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u2666\u00ab\t\nR\u00a35oi_VEcJ| HI\nThat lfcu can TELwiUWE\nBY THE IK CtOTH ES THEY\nCAM TEU- YOU Of Youfi-\nclothes. im busines5 0p.\nSociety Good RAiment 15\n(v^o acooo recommendation.\n\\ >dont you want to be well\nDRESSED\nMuch cart should be given the\nselection ot a man's cravat, because\na welt dressed man's cravat at\nonce commands the attention of\nothers.\nIt should, therefore, be of strictly\nproper style and coloring.\nWe offer a truly surprising array\nut Cool Beautiful, Four inHands,\nWindsors and String Ties for\nSummer Wear.\nIl will be worth your while to\nsec them.\nOUR STOCK IS UP-TO-DATE\nYOU KNOW WHO THE.SE TWO LITTLE PEOPLE ARE\nWHO HAVE (30NE AWAY NlOM THEIR CLOTHEJ, DO YOU\nNOTf NOW, DO YOU JAY THAT YOU CANNOT TELL\nPEOPLE BY THEIR CLOTHE-? WHAT .STRONGER\nARGUMENT THAN THIJ CAN YOU WI.SH TO CONVINCE\nYOU THAT YOU .SHOULD DREW WELL? WE CAN\nDREJJ YOU WELL IN\nA SWELL TWO-MECf SUIT FOR $10.00 TO S18.00\nMNOY WORSTED SUIT NR $20.00 TO $34.00\nT0f> COAT FOR $10.00 TO $25.00\nOUR CLOTHING \\S ESPECIALLY MADE TOR U-5 BY\n\"CAMPBELL.\" THE CLOTHING WE JELL Ii REPUTABLE\nCLOTHING, IT PoSSZSSZS CORRECT .STYLE, CORRECT\nFIT, CAREFUL FINISH AND GOOD MATERIAL. OUR\nCLOTHING LOOKS GOOD, FITS GOOD, FEELS GOOD\nAND WEARS COOD. WEAR OUR CLOTHING AND YOU\nwill Look good and make good.\nThe airy, easy Negligee, that's\nideal for summer wear.\nThese new Negligees of ours\noffer shades that captivate every\ntaste and you'll like 'cm sure, and\nnot a shirt in our stock that is not\na winner.\nMore comfort and pleasure out\nof a negligee shirt in hot days than\ncan be found in most of the\nluxuries of life.\nWc have a fine big collection\nof new, snappy, fresh patterns.\nMen's shoes, $1.35.\u2014C.O.S.\nC. II. McNab, ot Waldo, attended\ntbe races and remained over a\ncouple uf days tu look after bis lumber interests in this part Oi the\ndistrict',\n.lames Doyle, who has lived at\nMarysville lor some years past, has\nTHE SIZE RANGE IS COMPLETE\n, \u201e.\ni ,i i,\ni ,i.\n\u201e,\n\u25a0\n, \u201e.\ni u.\ni ,< \u2022\n,,. i\n\u00bb>\u2022\n\u2022 e u it. \u2022 \u00bb a <\nMAP OF CBANBBOOK DISTRICT\n\u25a0uiirtes) of Diule it Elwoll, Ileal Kutata Agents, Onnbrcok\n*************************\n< \u2022\nDezall's Livery, Feed and\nSale Stable\nJ DEZALL, PROPRIETOR\nPine Drivers, Handsome Rigs and Comfortable Stables\nAutomobile for Picnics, Rides and Trips to\nsurrounding towns |\n.1. DDZALl. - - Proprielor \u2666\n********************************************\nRead The HERALD\nLOCAL NOTES\nPICKED UP ABOUT THK CITY\nBV ASKING QUESTIONS OT\nMANY PEOPLE.\nMen's shoes, H.85.-C.O.S.\nThe New Century Wasbiug Machine\nat Patmoro Bros.\nOcorge Laurie, ol Creston, was in\nCranbrook lor the races.\nDo nut wait tor a tire but insure\nnow.\u2014The Frost Investment Co. Mt\nII. F.. Taylor, ot Moyie, was\namong tbe Moyie visitors.\nHay and aeain for yuur race hordes\nat. The Dominion Meat Co., Ltd. H-tl\nIt. II. Bcniillol and' wile, ol Ma-\nyook, attended the races last Tues-\nilay.\nLadies Oxlunls, tl.-Jj \u2014C.r.M.\nItoy Clothier, nl Moyie, came up to\nthe races and remained a lew days\nliter,\n.lien's\niboes, $1.35.\u2014CCS,\nFurniture bargains.\u2014CCS.\nIt. II. Iloharl, one ul Wurdner's\npopular hotel men, was In tbe cily\nyesterday.\nLadies Oxfords, $1.25.\u2014CCS.\nAndrew llosen and wife, ot .(affray,\nwere among the visitors at the races\ntills week.\nFor lire insurance, see The Frost\nInvestment Co, Office: I'osi Office\nBuilding. 8-tt\nMrs. McMahrm came down Irom\nKiniherlev on Tuesday to attend the\nlace meeting.\nSaturday special at The Palm:\nPeanul Brittle, regular 4bc., Saturday for 20c.\nA. C llowuess look bis spider\nwheel Imbblc, Ihe Dawson, tn tVurd-\nuet yesterday.\nLadies Oxfords, IMS,\u2014CCS.\nCOTTAGE KOIt BENT-SIs\nrooms. Apfilv E. I>. Shaekletun.\n\"-It*\nMl. mid Mrs. (Irillllh, nl ll.iyiies\nLake, were anions the visitors In\ntown tlijg week.\nSaunders .\nKnrsvthe .\nZiph \t\nIlalteiv-\n[icceplid a position with tile B. C. iMallory\nCupper cnnipany ol Greenwood and Cave ...\nlull for that town today. IIIuulup\nFurniture bargains.\u2014CCS. \"\nV. Hyde Maker, Dr. .1. II. King\nand Dr. Bunnell, oi Fernie, left in\nMr. linker's allium,,bile yesterday\nafteriiniiii for .in extended trip\nthrough Hie Windermere country.\nRubber tire go-carts, $4.00.-0.0,8,\nWe represent old-line insurance\ncompanies, and can give you an Insurance that iiisuics.\u2014The Frost Investment Co. 8-lt\nl.eliel, ol I'inchci Click, spent\nseveral davs in town this week. Mr.\nLubul says that the crops about\nI'incber Creek never looked better nt\nthis time ul Ihe year than they do\nnow.\nRubber lire go-carts, M.OO.-CCS.\nAmong the Fernie people whu saw\nthe races Ibis week were A. II,\nTrites, II. W. Wood, II. I.. Edwards, Dr. Bunnell, T. Whelaa and\nwile II. II. Moure, A. Climntlngs and\n,1. I. dales.\nFurniture bargains.\u2014CCS.\nMrs. .McKcn\/.ie, (urmcrly uf Moyie,\nis lhu guesl ul Mrs. Chas. Kllngen-\nstnitli, ut EIku, ami will remain (or\nseveral weeks. Mrs. McKcn?.io will\nhe pleasantly remembered by many\nfriends In this district.\nSec us tor garden house. We\nbrmgbt only the best this season and\ncan show extra quality and are sure\ntu please yuu.\u2014Patmure Bros,\nFurniture bargains.\u2014CCS.\nTwo lirsl-elass milch cows lor sale\nby Mr. W. F. tlnrau, Sihrr Creek\nRanch, Cranbrook, B.C. 8-lt*\nA lux. McCuul une ol Ihe pruprie-\ntuis ul the new hotel at Michel,\nenme down In enjoy a day at Ihe\nraces.\nLadies Oxfords, 11.25.\u2014CCS.\nThere is not a town in this part of\nA GREAT RACE MEETING\n(Continued from pup;t' one.)\nBonners Ferry\u2014\nII.\nAndrews 0\nCallahan , 0\nMartin 0\n 0\n...'..'......' ,.*..\"' !!'.o\n o\nCallahan and Andrews.\n12^4 r> it\nBonners Ferrv ;,-0-n-0-,l-:i\nCranbrook 1-0-t-l-x\u2014\u00ab\nUmpire\u2014.lames Hales.\nScorers\u2014Brad v and McCownn.\nFOOTBALL\nThe first name ol a series [nr tho\nKerrigan cup was played on Monday\nevening between Moylo and Cranbrook at Crallbrook. The name was\niplcmtid exhibition o[ the game oi\nassociation football and tbe taet\nthat at tbe end ol Ihe time Hi\u00a9 score\nwas 0-0, goes tn show lh.it the teams\nwere very uveal) matched- Perkins,\nol Moyie, saved the situation, (or his\nteam in his s|>leiidid goal keeping. It\nis said that this gentleman kepi\ngoal for the Liverpool, England,\nteam before coming to this country.\nThe next game in this series will\ntake place al Movie, on a date which\nwill lie announced later in the Herald.\n\\ MAGNIFICENT CONCERT\nItnhber tire go-carts, $1.1\n-CCS.\nThe big engine in *L B. MeBride1 s June ol\nThe concert given by the Louise\nBivhanv company nt the opera house\nlast evening was without a doubt\nwindow this week, manufactured out\nof kitchen utensils, attracted a great\ndeal of attention from the many visitors in town during the race meeting. It was a unique as' well as an\ningenious creation.\nRubber tire go-carts, $\\M -C.c.S.\nSaturday special at The Palm:\nPeanut Brittle, regular luc., Saturday for 20c.\nA great many or the old-timers\nwere iu town this week attending the\nraces, and many who had not seen\ncertain friends lor years had the\npleasure of greeting them at the race\ntrack or on the streets. In some respects it was a genera) grand reunion.\ngreatest musical treats\n'iijoyed hy the people of tbe\nwest. It would not he too much to\nsay that this company is the most\nartistic musical aggregation that has\never visited this part uf Canada. It\nis a very great pity (hat more of the\nmusic-loving element of CraiibrooK\ndid not- attend. Although the concert was a financial failure so far as\nthe Cranbrook city hand is loncernc i,\nstill the hand hoys will have the\nsatisfaction of knowing that they\nbrought one of the very best attractions t;a the continent to Cranbrook.\nThe programme commenced with a\ntrio between violin, 'cello and piano\nplayed respectively hy M. Bleu, Ldith\nAdams and Alice Mi-Clung. The selections Schutt's Walzer Marehcn\nfiood reliable man wishes position |([c;ljrv Talcs) caught witb closed from 1 p.m.'to\np.m.\nthose who have examined tbe new\nSASK-ALTA range at Patmorc\nBros, have pronounced it the mont\nunplele piece of stove furniture thev\nhave ever seen. Why not do away\nwitb tbe kitchen drudgery, when you\nciin do so nt such a small cost. Re\nmember the Lady of the House\nspends the best part ot her life lu\nthe kiu-hni. Gut out of the rut.\n!>o it now,\"\nFurniture bargalns.i-C.C.S,\nDIED\nAt Fort Steele on last Saturday\nthe Kith, Robert Mathers. \"Bob\"\nMathers was one of the district's old\ntimers and Muring his many years re-\nlenee in this part of the country\ns done a great deal towards Its\nupbuilding. As proprietor of tho\n. . .. - - r\u2014v - Windsor hotel, at Fort Steele, ho\n.!*\"\"!!' 5V_!V!iilms *\". mmy l'\"**-4' W-V- Wo11 known and well liked by\nfriends and acquaintances\nrendering of an aria from Gome\/.\n\"II Guarany,\" her wonderful voice\nholding Hie audience spell bound.\nSarraste's \"Faust Fanlasie,\" played\nby Mr. Dick iu his inimitable manner\nshowed at once that he is a master of\nhomes as lias\nlawns and handsome\nCranbrook.\nClark Collins, Untied States customs officer at Knstpoit, aud wife\nwere Mie guests of .Mr. aud Mrs. G.\nII. Thompson this week.\nS.iHuday special at Tho Palm:\nPeanut Brittle, regular 40c., Satur-\nlav for 20c.\nA. W. MoKeuzie, of Spokane, representing the Simonlls Saw company\nmid one of the finest men on the\nroad, is in the city roday,\nR. 13, Bcattie und K. H. Small\nleft, by team yesterday afternoon fur\nthe Windermere country. They\npect to be absent about a week.\nMiss Louise Brehany\ntbe greatest of all instruments, the\nviolin. As an encore Mr. Dick played \"The Old Folks at Home\" with\nvariations, the simple strains tu*\nwh'ieb brought tears to many an eye.\nMiss McCIuug's rendition of a pianoforte solo of a concerto by Lindner,\nsiiowed that lady to he far above\nthe average concert pianist. After\nthis followed the feature of the\nevening, which was the singing of\nseveral songs by Louise Brehany.\nD'Haitlelat's \"Because'1 and \"Somebody That I Know aud Von Know\nToo\" both gave this lady an opportunity to show the magnificent range\nand quality of her voice. In (.he\nlatter song Miss Brehany sang in\nthree distinct and different voices.\nEqually at home iu a different aria or\nin such a simple ballad as \"The Last\nRose of Summer.\" She captured\nher audience, which was only Inadequately expressed by too applause she\nreceived. Head note, middle regis-\nor chest voice all seem easy to\nher. She takes her notes with apparently no effort, and above all her\nenunciation bad Ural cicnrne-tt which\nso seldom heard except among tho\nfirst rank of siivceis. The concert\nconcluded with another trio consisting of (treeg's \"Anltra's Baticc From\nPi-er tiynt Suite\" and Widor's \"Ser-\niiunde,\" which was thoroughly enjoyed. Gounod's \"Ave Maria,\" by\nthe whole company, brought to a\nconclusion a concert such as bus never\nlieen excelled In this part uf Hie country. The people of Cranbrook will\nook forward with pleasant ftntlcl'na-\ntioii to a return engagement of the\n.ouise Brehany company.\nBURGLARY AT MARYSVILLE\nThe saf? at the Central hotel,\nMarysville, was broken into yester-\ndny during the absence of the proprietor, Paul Handle?, and aiconsider-\nable sum of money stolen. Tbe gull-\ntv parties are still at large though\nthe police are making every efiort to\nbring them to justice.\nMKTIIODIRT CHURCH\nn host <>f\nthroughout the district who will one\nmill all regret his demise, Mr. Mathers came to Kast Kootenay in the\n(ill's aud In those days ran a pack\ntrain from Walla Walla, Wash., to\nWild Horse Creek during the placer\nmining excitement. Later he acquired considerable ranch property in\nthe Kootenav valley, which Is now in\na high state of cultivation. The The safe at the Central hotel,\nfuneral look place last Sunday at 1st church next Sunday morning uud\nFort Steele, tho Rev. Whiter of the I evening as usual.\nEnglish church officiating. Mr. I Sundav school and Bible classes at\nMathers leaves a wife and sf* chU-! 3 p.m.\ndren to mourn his loss and they will t Epworth league on Tuesday evening\nex- have the sympthy of the whole com- at 8, tbe social committee having\ninunity in which the Herald loins. Icharf*.","attrs":{"lang":"en","ns":"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note","classmap":"oc:AnnotationContainer"},"iri":"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note","explain":"Simple Knowledge Organisation System; Notes are used to provide information relating to SKOS concepts. 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